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England's Citizenship Education Experiment: State, School and Student Perspectives

Lee Jerome

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Introduction 1. Thinking about Citizenship Part I: Thinking about Citizenship Policy 2. Studying Education Policy 3. Imagining the New Citizen 4. The New Citizen in Education Policy Part II: Implementing the Vision 5. Citizenship: More and Less than a Subject 6. Teaching Citizenship 7. Learning Citizenship 8. Rights and Responsibilities 9. Community and Diversity 10. Active Citizenship Part III: Conclusions 11. New Labour, New Citizens? References Index

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Key concepts: Citizenship, Citizenship education, Good citizenship, State (computer science), Diversity (politics), Political science, Subject (documents), Active citizenship