Papers
Keyword: citizenship
Arenas for learning and the road to citizenship
In the classroom activity described by Krange and Ludvigsen (Krange, 2007, 2008), Grade 9 students struggle with the problems of repairing and sequencing the insulin gene. As resources... Read more »
TOP KEYWORDS: citizenship, genes, biology, education
Young people’s reaction to the feeling of self-inefficacy and the role of technology towards a new kind of citizenship.
This review paper concerns the issue of citizenship as it applies to young people, especially those who have a sense of inefficacy in the political system. Starting from... Read more »
TOP KEYWORDS: citizenship, young people, technology, autonomy, community, democracy, society, politics, philosophy
Reworking the web, reworking the world: how web 2.0 is changing our society
Web 2.0 refers to a suite of technologies that have dramatically lowered the interaction costs of two-way communication over the World Wide Web, which has democratized the production... Read more »
TOP KEYWORDS: Internet, identity, politics, economics, education, democracy, society, community, citizenship, communication, networks
The civil society project
In this paper I examine the CRELL-Network research reports on active citizenship and civic competence. I argue that the specific institution promotes a particular view for citizenship aiming... Read more »
TOP KEYWORDS: citizenship, society, Europe, neo-liberalism
Future issues in socio-technical change for UK citizenship: the importance of ‘place’
This paper emphasises the importance of place in relation to identity, community and citizenship. In considering future technological advances it is argued that these concepts will continue to... Read more »
TOP KEYWORDS: place, community, citizenship, Internet, technology, communication, individualism
Communities and citizenship: paths for engagement?
This paper deals with current issues in the constitution and maintenance of communities and the effect on notions of citizenship and public engagement. This review looks at a... Read more »
TOP KEYWORDS: community, citizenship, engagement, participation, place, accessibility, identity, inclusion, young people, politics
