This book on European Identity aims to «promote reflection on the mutual relationship between educational processes and European cons truction». It attempts to get down to what this means at the everyday level, the notion of European Identity for all citizens, specially in the educational fi eld, and identify elements for the promotion and anchorage of this concept. To this end the authors have contemplated articulating the topic around the axis «individual - group - society», and the content has been distributed in two blocks: europe read from an educational perpective, and European Identity, new challenges for the school.
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Europe, from the Institutional Referent to the Personal Referent: Being European, Feeling European, Living European
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What Underlies European Policies?: Institutional Objectives in the Construction of a European Identity
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Is the European Model Being Rejected?: Repercussions in the Field of Education
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Borderline Europeans:: Nationalisms and Fundamentalisms
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The Development of Cultural Identity/ies of Portuguese Students in English Schools: Some Implications for Teacher Training
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Images of Europe: The Perspective of the Islamic People: From Occidentalism to Occidentology
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Identity, Citizenship and Education in an Emerging “Crossover Society”: A Japanese Case Based on an International Comparative Survey on Youth Culture
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Does Europe Admit Other Identities?: Models of iIntegration in Europe
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Multicultural and Non-Racist Science Education: New Approaches and Strategies for the Learning of Science in a Multicultural Setting
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