From Principles to Practice in Education for Intercultural Citizenship 2016
DOI: 10.21832/9781783096565-005
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1. Comparing Students’ Perceptions of Global Citizenship in Hungary and the USA

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“…There is a lack of consensus about what study abroad means and what a study abroad experience is for; therefor these programs often result in colonial and imperial practices that reinforce inequitable power dynamics. Language around study abroad programs often contain the term 'global citizenship' which is a highly contested term (Golubeva et al, 2017;Streitwieser & Light, 2016), and one that it is often confused or associated with "cosmopolitanism" (Ramírez, 2013). To begin to understand and balance the power dynamics at play when a student from the US goes on a study abroad experience, especially to a developing part of the world, the context of political and social norms must be examined.…”
Section: Study Abroad: What It Should Do For Students and Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a lack of consensus about what study abroad means and what a study abroad experience is for; therefor these programs often result in colonial and imperial practices that reinforce inequitable power dynamics. Language around study abroad programs often contain the term 'global citizenship' which is a highly contested term (Golubeva et al, 2017;Streitwieser & Light, 2016), and one that it is often confused or associated with "cosmopolitanism" (Ramírez, 2013). To begin to understand and balance the power dynamics at play when a student from the US goes on a study abroad experience, especially to a developing part of the world, the context of political and social norms must be examined.…”
Section: Study Abroad: What It Should Do For Students and Communitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…study abroad is ensconced in discourses that promote various assumptions and expectations of study abroad as a means for gaining cultural competency and global citizenship (Ogden & Brewer, 2019;Tiessen & Huish, 2014), internationalization (Kubota, 2016;Rumbley & Altbach, 2016), and overall personal improvement and marketability (Lane & Toomey, 2012;Michelson & Álvarez Valencia, 2016). The neoliberal and neocolonial undertones have not gone unnoticed and critical scholars continue to draw attention to these harmful ideologies (Adkins & Messerly, 2019;Doerr, 2019;Zemach-Bersin, 2007 Scholars have pointed out that "global citizenship" is a nebulous and highly contested term (Golubeva, Wagner, & Yakimowski, 2017;Streitwieser & Light, 2016). Zemach-Bersin (2007) explained that being "a global citizen requires a critical engagement with diversity in and between different cultures as well as a critical examination of one's own assumptions and perceptions vis-à-vis the world and other cultures" (p. 53).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los trabajos desarrollados por Golubeva et al (2017) y Hui et al (2017) comparten ciertas nociones teóricas con respecto a los conceptos de "ciudadanía global" o "ciudadanía intercultural" con mi tesis, pero lo hacen con el objetivo de investigar las percepciones que los estudiantes tienen de estos conceptos. Comparto la idea de que para que los educadores puedan planificar un currículum que comprometa a los estudiantes a ser partícipes de una ciudadanía intercultural, es indispensable conocer las percepciones que estos tengan sobre dichos conceptos.…”
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