Citizenship as a learning process: disciplinary citizenship versus cultural citizenship

Paradoxes of increased individuation and public awareness of environmental issues

“…On this view, the personal dimensions of the ecological challenge remain important: citizenship is thus seen as a 'cultural learning condition' (Delanty 2003). While concepts of 'critical sustainability citizenship' are not new (see, for example Barry 2006), recognising the predominance of stakeholder citizenship norms in the West raises a need for understanding personal virtues as commitments, and as the products of a social existence.…”

Investigating and Recognizing the Effect of Mass Media on Increased Public Understanding of Science: A Case of Isfahan Citizens

“…Then the specific analytical model of the study would be presented. The study aims to explain PUS by using contexual approach (Martin, 2003;Halford, 2006;Schuetze, 2007;Delanty, 2003). In this approach, science learning through mass media, which people do selectively and freely, plays an important role in PUS.…”

Citizenship, learning and education: themes and issues

“…The exceptions almost prove the rule: Delanty (2003), for instance, argues in a brief paper for seeing "citizenship as a learning process" (but this was an invited contribution to a special issue of an Education journal); Hoffman (2004) devotes three pages of his Citizenship beyond the State to an evaluation of the Crick Report. In contrast, citizenship education literature often refers to sociological writing; typically, however, it uses this almost symbolically, to provide theoretical authority or background.…”