Changing Citizenship: Democracy and Inclusion in Education

Hugh Starkey · Audrey H. Osler

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Introduction Part one: Changing citizenship 1. Cosmopolitan citizenship 2. Human rights, democracy and development 3. Children as citizens Part two: Learning for inclusion 4. The right to education 5. Learning for cosmopolitan citizenship 6. Practising citizenship 7.Mainstreaming antiracism Part three: Democratising schools 8. Democratic schooling 9. Rights and responsibilities 10. Changing leadership References Index.

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