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Creating Citizens in the Global Age: Contending Modernities

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In an era of unprecedented global interconnectedness, the concept of citizenship is undergoing a profound transformation. The traditional nation-state model of citizenship, rooted in territoriality and shared identity, is increasingly challenged by the forces of globalization and migration. As a result, individuals and societies alike are grappling with the complex and multifaceted process of creating citizens in the global age.

Inclusive Populism: Creating Citizens in the Global Age (Contending Modernities)

by Angus Ritchie

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Creating Citizens in the Global Age: Contending Modernities, edited by distinguished scholars [Insert Editor Names], explores this complex and timely topic. Drawing on a wide range of disciplinary perspectives, the book provides a comprehensive analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing societies worldwide as they seek to cultivate informed and engaged citizens in an increasingly interconnected world.

The book is divided into three parts, each of which examines a different aspect of citizenship formation in the global age.

Part I: The Challenges of Citizenship

This section explores the various challenges that societies face in creating citizens in the global age. These challenges include:

The rise of globalization and migration, which is leading to increased diversity and mobility of populations.
The growth of inequality, which is eroding social cohesion and making it difficult for individuals to participate fully in civic life.
The decline of trust in institutions, which is making it harder for governments and other organizations to build consensus and implement policies.

Part II: The Opportunities of Citizenship

Despite the challenges, the global age also presents a number of opportunities for citizenship formation. These opportunities include:

The rise of new technologies, which are making it easier for individuals to connect with each other and to participate in civic life.
The growing awareness of global interdependence, which is leading to a greater sense of responsibility for the well-being of others.
The emergence of new social movements, which are providing spaces for individuals to come together and work for common goals.

Part III: The Future of Citizenship

The final section of the book explores the future of citizenship in the global age. It considers the following questions:

What will citizenship look like in a world that is increasingly interconnected and diverse?
How can we create societies that are inclusive and just, while also respecting the rights of individuals?
What role will education play in shaping the citizens of the future?

Creating Citizens in the Global Age: Contending Modernities is an essential resource for anyone interested in the future of citizenship. It provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities facing societies worldwide, and it offers valuable insights into the ways in which we can create more inclusive and just societies in the years to come.

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Inclusive Populism: Creating Citizens in the Global Age (Contending Modernities)

by Angus Ritchie

5 out of 5