Education for Intercultural Citizenship: Concepts and Comparisons

Contents\nThe Contributors\nIntroduction\nPart 1: Identity and Citizenship\nChapter 1. Interculturality, Identity and Citizenship Education in Mexico\nChapter 2. National Identity at a Crossroads: The Struggle between Culture, Language and Politics in Hong Kong\nChapter 3. The Construction of Citizenship and Nation Building: The Singapore Case\nPart 2: Concepts of Citizenship Education\nChapter 4. Concepts and Issues in Citizenship Education. A Comparative Study of Germany, Britain and the US\nChapter 5. Contested Notions of Citizenship and Citizenship Education: The Chinese Case\nPart 3: Intercultural Citizenship\nChapter 6. Developing a Concept of Intercultural Citizenship\nChapter 7. The Concept of ‘Intercultural Citizenship’: Lessons from Fiction and Art\nChapter 8. Beyond the Nation? Potential for Intercultural Citizenship Education in Japan\nChapter 9. Towards an Intercultural Frame of Mind: Citizenship in Poland\nChapter 10. Citizenship Education in Spain: Aspects of Secondary Education\nChapter 11. The Intercultural Dimension of Citizenship Education in Portugal\nAppendix\nReferences