Titlebook: Dislocations of Civic Cultural Borderlines; Methodological Natio Pirkkoliisa Ahponen,P?ivi Harinen,Ville-Samuli Hav Book 2016 Springer Inte

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Pirkkoliisa Ahponen,P?ivi Harinen,Ville-Samuli HavOffers a much-needed detailed and manifold examination of the phenomenon of dislocation.Provides knowledge of how dislocated people asses and define their social and cultural locations.Highlights the

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Number,ationalistic undertones. However, cosmopolitan education has to be defined and valued differently. A question presented in this chapter is: How to manage in this most significant project in getting rid of strict representations of dislocation? State education in Israel is presented as an empirical example of this problem.

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d define their social and cultural locations.Highlights the .This book examines changes of citizenship in the light of dislocated habitations. It highlights the ways in which the membership in a local community is shifting away from national frameworks, and explores the dislocations brought about by

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26) highlighted what the respondents see as the most important or meaningful parts of their Finnish citizenship and other citizenship(s). Their varying views on citizenship are analysed through different orientations, namely: ., ., . and ..

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Introduction,he Nordic welfare society. Emphasis is placed on the importance of cross-border-oriented education, as well as the usefulness of local examples in developing good practices for young migrants so they can feel at home. The principal question is how they can find a recognised status as new cosmopolitan citizens among local dwellers.

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Contents of Citizenship? Multiple Citizens’ Orientations Towards Nationality and Different Forms of 26) highlighted what the respondents see as the most important or meaningful parts of their Finnish citizenship and other citizenship(s). Their varying views on citizenship are analysed through different orientations, namely: ., ., . and ..

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and hybrid constructions of multiple identity groups. Our existence as ‘human insects’ depends on how well we are able to balance individual freedom and social security in our partly shared memberships in territorial locations that form continental and planetary combinations.