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Republican cosmopolitanism: democratising the global dimensions of citizenship education

Andrew Peterson Canterbury Christ Church University, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 421-435 | Published online: 07 Apr 2011

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Clara Sabbagh & Nura Resh. (2018) World culture and social justice in a divided society: evaluations of Israeli Jewish and Arab teachers and students. Globalisation, Societies and Education 16:4, pages 494-514.
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Barbara O'Toole. (2015) 1831–2014: an opportunity to get it right this time? Some thoughts on the current debate on patronage and religious education in Irish primary schools. Irish Educational Studies 34:1, pages 89-102.
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Beth Cross, Moira Hulme & Stephen McKinney. (2014) The last place to look: the place of pupil councils within citizen participation in Scottish schools. Oxford Review of Education 40:5, pages 628-648.
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Andrew Peterson. (2012) The Educational Limits of Ethical Cosmopolitanism: Towards the Importance of Virtue in Cosmopolitan Education and Communities. British Journal of Educational Studies 60:3, pages 227-242.
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Clara Sabbagh & Nura Resh. (2013) Citizenship orientations in a divided society: A comparison of three groups of Israeli junior-high students—secular Jews, religious Jews, and Israeli Arabs. Education, Citizenship and Social Justice 9:1, pages 34-54.
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