2017
DOI: 10.4312/as.23.1.41-52
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Pomen dejavnega državljanstva in državljanske vzgoje v času migracij in begunske krize v Evropi

Abstract: V prispevku obravnavamo koncipiranje državljanske vzgoje in dejavnega državljanstva v izobraževanju odraslih v vse bolj raznoliki in pluralni evropski družbi, ki se sooča z množičnim prihodom beguncev in migrantov. V izhodišče razprave postavljamo dva koncepta državljanske vzgoje: »državljanstvo kot status« in »državljanstvo kot prakso«. Pri opredelitvi prvega izhajamo iz Habermasovega pojmovanja demokracije in javne sfere ter pokažemo, da je državljanska vzgoja v integracijskih izobraževalnih programih poveza… Show more

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“…Due to migration, communities -urban communities in particular -are becoming increasingly diversified, so it comes as no surprise that social initiatives are geared towards developing inclusive practices. This has been particularly noticeable since the 2015 refugee crisis (Mikulec 2017;Førde 2019). Various creative approaches to raising awareness of the importance of inclusion (Roy 2016) and the learning community have been observed in different communities and organisations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to migration, communities -urban communities in particular -are becoming increasingly diversified, so it comes as no surprise that social initiatives are geared towards developing inclusive practices. This has been particularly noticeable since the 2015 refugee crisis (Mikulec 2017;Førde 2019). Various creative approaches to raising awareness of the importance of inclusion (Roy 2016) and the learning community have been observed in different communities and organisations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%