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Rights-based education and conflict: a cross-national study of rights discourse in textbooks

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S. Garnett Russell. (2018) Global Discourses and Local Practices: Teaching Citizenship and Human Rights in Postgenocide Rwanda. Comparative Education Review 62:3, pages 385-408.
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