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· 분류 : 외국도서 > 교육/자료 > 교육 > 철학/사회 이슈
· ISBN : 9781138679771
· 쪽수 : 274쪽
· 출판일 : 2017-09-04
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Introduction Editors’ Introduction: The Scope of the Research
Part I: Defining and measuring citizenship in post-soviet times
Chapter 1: Understanding Post-Soviet Transitions as Contexts for the Development of Active Citizens (Kerry J. Kennedy)
Chapter 2: Assessing Citizenship Behaviours - constructs and research tool validation (Anna M. Zalewska and Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz)
Chapter 3: Young Europeans citizenship activity ? research questions, method and general results (Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz and Anna M. Zalewska)
Part II Active citizenship in post-soviet union states (Baltic) based on current social, political and economic context
Chapter 4: Young people citizenship activity in post-soviet states ? comparison across countries (Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz, Anna M. Zalewska, Kristi Koiv, Vaiva Zuzeviciute and Mara Vidnere)
Chapter 5: Latvia: Youth at crossroads, faced with a choice (Mara Vidnere and Marita Kodeikina)
Chapter 6: Lithuania: Between commitments and expectations: is it an eternal tension between generations or a contemporary phenomenon? (Vaiva Zuzeviciute)
Chapter 7: Estonia: Citizenship behavior among today’s youth (Kristi Koiv)
Part III: Active citizenship in post-soviet satellites’ states (central European) based on current social, political and economic context
Chapter 8: Young people citizenship activity in post-soviet satellites’ states ? comparison across countries (Anna M. Zalewska, Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz, Eva Szabo and Iveta Kovalcikova)
Chapter 9: Poland - New Opportunities, disillusioned youths (Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz and Anna M. Zalewska)
Chapter 10: Hungary: Participation crisis, disappointed youths (Eva Szabo and Katinka Dancs)
Chapter 11: Slovakia: The double-edged potential of adolescents for active civic participation (Iveta Koval?ikova and Jozef Mi?kolci)
Part IV Active citizenship in Post-Soviet independent European countries based on current social, political and economic context
Chapter 12: Young people citizenship activity in post-soviet independent states ? comparison across countries (Anna M. Zalewska, Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz, Mojca Jurisevic, Despina Karakatsani, Jose Costa, Susana Goncalves and Mika Metsarinne)
Chapter 13: Slovenia: Optimistic about personal future, politically disillusioned (Mojca Juri?evi?, Janez Vogrinc and Janez Krek)
Chapter 14: Finland: Young people citizenship activity (Riitta Korhonen and Mika Metsarinne)
Chapter 15: Greece: Greek citizenship education models and profiles in times of economic and social crisis (Despina Karakatsani and Olga Ververi)
Chapter 16: Portugal: Highly qualified young people on ‘economic emigration’ (Susana Goncalves and Jose Costa)
Part V Integration and Comparison of Results
Chapter 17: Soviet Influences on Citizenship? comparisons between three types of countries (Anna M. Zalewska and Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz)
Chapter 18: Concluding Comments: Can we produce resilient citizens for volatile times? Contexts, strategies and future research (Kerry J. Kennedy, Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz and Anna M. Zalewska)
Appendix: Survey Instrument
