2017
DOI: 10.1080/03057925.2017.1408399
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Citizenship education discourses in Latin America: multilateral institutions and the decolonial challenge

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“…After entering higher education, indigenous students are forced to relinquish more of their indigenous culture, conceal their ethnic identity, and change their official language in order to advance further up the educational ladder and be treated on a par with their monolingual Mexican-speaking urban peers (O'Donnell, 2010). Nieto (2018) addresses the challenge of decolonization by analysing the discourse on civic education in several Latin American nations, highlighting the positive role of multilateral institutions in constructing the desired goals of educational reform, and proposing that collective consciousness cannot be ignored and that unjust and structural global configurations of rights can be avoided epistemologically.…”
Section: Micro Level: Individual Identity Changes and Social Activiti...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After entering higher education, indigenous students are forced to relinquish more of their indigenous culture, conceal their ethnic identity, and change their official language in order to advance further up the educational ladder and be treated on a par with their monolingual Mexican-speaking urban peers (O'Donnell, 2010). Nieto (2018) addresses the challenge of decolonization by analysing the discourse on civic education in several Latin American nations, highlighting the positive role of multilateral institutions in constructing the desired goals of educational reform, and proposing that collective consciousness cannot be ignored and that unjust and structural global configurations of rights can be avoided epistemologically.…”
Section: Micro Level: Individual Identity Changes and Social Activiti...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este modelo se considera heredero de los modelos epistemológicos y coloniales "del norte" que han sido hegemónicos prácticamente hasta la actualidad en casi todas las áreas de producción del conocimiento, priorizando unas visiones particulares del conocimiento y del mundo sobre otras (Nieto, 2018). Esta hegemonía de los modelos del norte ha llegado sin problema alguno al conocimiento generado en esta nueva era tecnológica y, a pesar de que la posibilidad de la pluralidad en esos discursos es mayor, lo cierto es que hemos reproducido los patrones de colonialismo en la era del conocimiento (Lambert & Czerniewicz, 2020;Morozov & Pavlova, 2018).…”
Section: Democratización De La Educación Y Diversidad En Sentido Ampliounclassified
“…Cabe destacar que el concepto de ECM ha sido ampliamente discutido en la literatura académica (Andreotti, 2011;Andreotti y Pashby, 2013;Boni, Hofmann-Pinilla y Sow, 2012;Pais y Costa, 2017;Parmenter, 2011;Peraza, 2016;Truong-White y Mclean, 2015;Arthur, 2014;Balarin, 2011;Jooste y Heleta, 2017;Nieto, 2017;Standish, 2014). Entre algunos de los enfoques que proponen una perspectiva al respecto, están el neoliberal, el anti-ciudadanía mundial, el decolonial y el crítico/transformador.…”
Section: Revisión De La Literaturaunclassified