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Jahrbuch Migration und Gesellschaft 2026/2027 : Schwerpunkt »Global Citizenship Education«.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Peterlini, Hans Karl.
Language:
German
Subjects (All):
Peterlini, Hans Karl, 1961-.
Donlic, Jasmin, 1990-.
World citizenship in education.
Refugees.
Local Subjects:
Peterlini, Hans Karl, 1961-.
Donlic, Jasmin, 1990-.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (153 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Bielefeld : transcript Verlag, 2026.
Summary:
Migration ist kein Ausnahmezustand, sondern eine existenzielle Grunderfahrung der Menschheit.Sie prägt gegenwärtige Gesellschaften, indem sie etablierte Ordnungen herausfordert, transnationale Räume jenseits nationaler Hegemonien schafft, neue Ökonomien stiftet, urbane und kommunale Lebensweisen beeinflusst sowie Ungleichheit und Prekarität lokal.
Contents:
Cover
Inhalt
Global Citizenship Education: An alternative narrative on migration - eine andere Erzählung für Migration
Literatur/Bibliography
Global Citizenship Education in Times of Disasters
Introduction
Global citizenship education and disaster relief
A story of global citizenship education in the polycrisis: the Syrian Volunteers in Germany community
From initial reception center to the emergency services
Community support after the flood disaster in the Ahr valley
Post‐migrant connections, lived Global Citizenship Education and transformative literacy
Experiences of racism and the vision of inclusive support
Conclusion and outlook
References
Bildung für das nackte Leben
Protokolle der Empörung und Hilfe
Diskurse der Überforderung und Bedrohung
Der geflüchtete Mensch als Homo Sacer
Pädagogische Implikationen: Erziehung zu planetarer Verantwortung und Empfänglichkeit
Literaturverzeichnis
»I Am an Immigrant, Not a Refugee«
Migration vs Refuge: Differing Concepts and Terminologies
Migration as Voluntary Movement and Agency
Refugeehood as Forced Displacement and Vulnerability
Global Citizenship, Migrant Workers and their Rights
Methodology
Findings
»I am a migrant, not a refugee«: Agency, choice and dignity
Global citizenship in human connections and not state rights
Discussion
Negative affektive Dynamiken in der Unterbringung von Geflüchteten
Einleitung
Affekt und Sozialität
Global Citizenship und Affekt
Forschungskontext: Der Ort der Unterbringung junger Geflüchteter
Methodischer Zugang
»Generelles Misstrauen«
Diskussion
Fazit
GCED and the Italian Migration Paradox
Italy's Response to Migration: Integration Challenges and Opportunities.
Macro‐Level Analysis: Policy and Regulatory Impact on Migration
Emergency Responses versus Structural Reforms
Meso‐Level Analysis: Local and Municipal Approaches to Migration
Micro‐Level Analysis: Local and Municipal Approaches to Migration
1. Riace's Inclusive Approach
2. Bologna's Comprehensive Programs
3. Milan's »Fare Insieme« Initiative
4. Portomaggiore's Tailored Initiatives
Macro‐Level Analysis: Policy Frameworks and Global Norms
Meso‐Level Analysis: Local and Regional Integration Strategies
Micro‐Level Analysis: Individual Experiences and Social Networks
Integrating Multilevel Perspectives for Holistic Policy Development
Conclusion
Implications for Policy and Practice
Synthesis Across Levels of Analysis
Vignettes of wellbeing, sustainability and migration
Migration in Africa
Sustainability
Wellbeing
Lived experiences of internationally mobile students in Africa
Indigenous Education and Global Citizenship Education
GCED from a European perspective: dialog with the Global South
Indigenous education and (epistemic) decolonization
Learning from Gloria Anzaldúa
Abstract
Towards a Pluriversal Approach in Global Citizenship Education
Embracing Anzaldúa in GCED
Borderlands and Nepantla: Navigating the In‑Between
Dialogues with the more‐than‐human
Conclusion Reimagining GCED with Anzaldúa
Facing Methodological Nationalism
Reflections on a multilingual research project
Access to the field
Conducting the interviews
Data analysis
Summarizing considerations
Methodological nationalism and multilingualism in qualitative interviews
References.
Transformatives Lernen durch GCED als Beitrag zu einer Bildung für alle?
Transformative Global Citizenship Education
Dekoloniale Perspektiven
Methodische Überlegungen
Pädagogische Praxis am Beispiel eines SüdnachNord Austausches
Das Dach bzw. die organisationale Ebene
Die Stockwerke bzw. das Gruppensetting
Die Bewohner*innen bzw. die individuelle Ebene(n) der Teilnehmer*innen
Resümee und Ausblick
Autor*inneninformation.
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ISBN:
3-8394-7890-1
9783839478905
OCLC:
1584461186

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