DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP
Citizenship Education in Schools
2) The cause of the increasing interest in the theory of citizenship and civic education
3)Citizenship is the legal status granted by the state
4) The legal rights attached to citizenship
1) By the late 1970's, it was thought that the topic of citizenship was "out of date
the presence of multicultural populations in Western European societies
regional political and economic restructuring
tensions resulting from the resurgence of nationalism
problems of democratic consolidation in societies in transition to democracy
perceptions of political apathy and declining levels of
participation
except woman
except Guest workers
it is as if they have no role and no relevant knowledge to participate in state affairs.
as if as a tourist
freedom
welfare
5) Citizenship as deliberation
freedom from arbitrary arrest, right to vote, to free speech
get alimony
Government needs repeated deliberations with citizens
Cosmopolitan citizenship : using information and communication technology networks.
deliberative democracy that offers a way to make citizenship more inclusive
Education as a driver for citizen participation and involvement.
Conception of democratic principles, values and procedures
Schools are the main place for civic education