Globalization, the Nation-State and the Citizen : Dilemmas and Directions for Civics and Citizenship Education (Paperback)

Section A: Introduction  1. The Forming of Citizens in a Globalising World  Alan Reid, Judith Gill and Alan Sears  Section B: Case Studies  2. In Whose Interest? Australian Schooling and the Changing Contexts of Citizenship  Alan Reid and Judith Gill  3. Education, Citizenship and the Construction of a New Democracy in Brazil  Tristan McCowan and Cleonice Puggian  4. South African Post-Apartheid Realities and Citizenship Education  Kogila Moodley  5. Citizenship Education in Pakistan: Changing Policies and Practices in Changing Social-Political Contexts  Bernadette Dean  6. The Dilemmas of Singapore’s National Education in the Global Society  Mark Baildon and Jasmine B-Y Sim  7. State and Civil Society Embattled in Colonialism, Capitalism and Nationalism: Civic Education and its Politics in Hong Kong  Thomas Kwan-choi Tse  8. England: Searching for Citizenship  Ian Davies  9. Perceptions of the Past and Education of Future Citizens in Contemporary Russia  Nelli Piattoeva  10. ‘Common-sense Citizenship’, ‘Citizenship Tourism’ and Citizenship Education in an Era of Globalisation: The Case of Ireland during the Celtic Tiger Era   Audrey Bryan  11. A Paradigm Shift in the Political Culture and in Educating for Citizenship? The Case of the United States of America  Thomas J. Scott and John Cogan  12. The State and the Citizen in Mexican Civic Education: An Evolving Story  Bradley Levinson  13. Possibilities and Problems: Citizenship Education in a Multinational State: The Case of Canada  Alan Sears  Section C: Reflections and Analysis  14. Oppositions and Possibilities  Walter Parker  15. Citizenship and the Nation-State: Affinity, Identity and Belonging  Audrey Osler  16. Neo-Statism and Post-Globalisation as Contexts for New Times  Kerry Kennedy  17. Politics, Citizenship Education Policy in Twelve Countries, and Cosmopolitanism: A Commentary  Yvonne Hebert