Titlebook: Nation-Building, Identity and Citizenship Education; Cross Cultural Persp Joseph Zajda,Holger Daun,Lawrence J. Saha Book 2009 Springer Scie

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Democracy, Identity, and Citizenship Education in South Africa: Defining a Nation in a Postcolonial ferent parts of the world give to the term . is of particular importance. This need is even more urgent as globalization, guided by Western values and assumptions, is mistaken for national priorities elsewhere. The language and processes of globalization often mask the ideological and hegemonic agen

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Civic Education in Eastern Europe: Results from the IEA Civic Education Projecte sphere of influence of the former Soviet Union. The changes which took place in these countries during the last 10 years affected not only the political and economic system, but also the educational system—especially teaching at schools has undertaken fundamental changes. The changes and reforms w

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National Identity, Multiculturalism, and Language Policies‘s perception of cultural pluralism:.Taking language for granted is, of course, easiest for those who speak a language of power and influence such as English, or for those living in relative isolation. However, in a globalized world, isolation is decreasing. Issues of language are incredibly sensiti

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Jewish-Canadian Identity and Hebrew Language Learning: Belonging (or Not Belonging) in Montreal and fabric of global Jewish consciousness into a communicative language and a salient symbol of Jewish ethnic identity (e.g., see Fellman, 1973, 1985; Fishman, 1977, 1991; Herman, 1970; Katz, 1985; Kutscher, 1982; Shaffir & Weinfeld, 1981). Identities are shaped by location as well as dislocation. Thro

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