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Cultivating "Global Citizens": Relevant Photographs of Current Curriculum Construction: Rational Thinking and Practical Exploration of International Understanding Education Año de publicación: 2018 Autor: Pan Guowei  The international understanding of education has quietly emerged. Its purpose is to enable students to grow into “global citizens” and promote human harmony. Based on this aim, schools should make a difference in the experience of students experiencing foreign languages, so that students can gradually form the necessary qualities of “global citizenship” in expanding international knowledge, enhancing the common prosperity of the world, and improving the ability of foreign activities.   A Review of Neo-liberal Global Citizenship Education in Western Societies Año de publicación: 2016 Autor: Zhou Xiaoyong Global citizenship education has become an increasingly dominant discourse among western societies. However, practices of global citizenship education assume plural forms, among which neo-liberal global citizenship education is an important one. Neo-liberalism competitiveness emphasizes personal choice based on cometition and access to global competitiveness and global cultural capital guided by competence. If this marked-oriented competition continues to ignore question of power and access, global citizens of this kind will take it for granted that the privilege they enjoyed is a natural result and a symbol of personal success. For people in developing countries, this is an obviously unfair situation. 西方新自由主义全球公民教育述评 Año de publicación: 2016 Autor: Zhou Xiaoyong 全球公民教育日益成为国际社会的显性话语,但西方社会的全球公民教育实践呈现出多元化现象,新自由主义全球公民教育是其中重要的一个分支。新自由主义强调基于竞争的个人选择,以能力为导向全球竞争力或全球文化资本的获得,但如果任由市场主导的自由竞争发展而不关注权力和机会,新自由主义式的全球公民会想当然地认为他们所享有的特权是自然的结果和成功的象征,这对发展中国家而言,明显是不公平的。 Focus on Global Common Good:The New International Research Trend on World Citizenship Education Año de publicación: 2018 Autor: Song Qiang | Rao Congman Globalization has posed challenges for national-states to develop traditional citizenship education. To develop the citizenship education in the world needs to regard education and knowledge as global common good, surpass short- term benefit,and promote learners to be world citizens by 2030. Start with the dialectical logic on global benefit and national benefit,the researches of world citizenship education focus on“human rights protection and joint development”,“from national identity to world identity”,“from global governance to world government”, and “western universal mind vs. multi- civilizations intergrowth”. Chinese citizenship education needs to reinforce the national identity in socialism national citizenship education; cultivateing socialism world citizenship and promoteing international discourse power;seek human common good and build community of common destiny for all mankind. 着眼全球共同利益:“世界公民”教育的国际研究新趋势 Año de publicación: 2018 Autor: Song Qiang | Rao Congman 全球化对民族国家开展的传统公民教育提出了挑战。全球公民教育发展需要将教育和知识视为全球共同利益,超越短期利益,推进学习者成为2030年的“世界公民”。当前“世界公民”教育研究本着全球利益与国家利益的辩证逻辑,聚焦在“人权保护与共同发展”“国家认同到世界认同”“全球治理到世界政府”“西方式普适思想与多元文明共生”四个方面。为此,我国公民教育要加强社会主义“国家公民”教育中的国家认同;培养社会主义“世界公民”,提升国际话语权;寻求人类共同利益,构建“人类命运共同体”。 Multicultural Citizenship Education In America and Implication for National Minority Education in our Country Año de publicación: 2016 Autor: Wang wenli | Wang Jian Complex multicultural society background has brought many difficulties to the development of America. The education for children from poor immigrant families has become the focus of the citizenship education with elimination racial prejudice as it score objective. To reconstruct the multicultural citizenship Education in America, the relationship between different races should be improved, and ethnic prejudice And discrimination must be eliminated. Meanwhile, students of different gender, from diverse races, and with varied ethnic and language backgrounds should be helped to acquire knowledge, values and skills. So that they can participate actively in individual, social and civic activities to construct a democratic Society of justice and fair, and to build a system of citizenship education evolving from nationalism to Globalism. China, as a multinational and multicultural country, should also expand the connotation of Citizenship education in terms of its education ideas and methods. Citizenship education in our country should also be reformed from its objectives, contents and methods to fit the needs of China in the context of Globalization. 美国多元文化公民教育及对我国公民教育的启示 Año de publicación: 2016 Autor: Wang wenli | Wang Jian 复杂的多元文化社会背景给美国的发展带来诸多困境。贫困移民子女的教育成为公民教育的重点,消除种族偏见成为公民教育的核心目标。重构美国多元文化公民教育,应通过改善各族群关系,消除民族偏见与歧视,让所有学生,不分性别、种族、民族及语言背景都有权利获取有效的知识和技能、形成正确的态度和价值观,从而参与到跨文化的个人、社会、公民活动中去,构建公平、公正的民主社会,构建一个从民族主义到国家主义再到世界主义的全球公民教育体系。中国作为多民族多文化的国家,在教育的理念与方法上,也要扩大公民教育的内涵。从民族成员到国家公民再到全球公民,我国的公民教育也要从目标、内容与方法方面进行深入的改革以适应全球化时代中国作为世界主义国家的需求。 The Concept and Practice of Global Citizenship Education under the Background of Globalization Año de publicación: 2011 Autor: Yang Yong | Yang Xiuyu The age of globalization requires the future citizens not only have international visual field and global consciousness,but also have the ability of participation as citizens in the affairs at all the levels from communities to global. The global citizenship education aims at cultivating children to be global citizens who have global thinking and ability of responsible participation. The probe into the concept connotation,the specific implementation in practice and future development orientation of global citizenship education under the background of globalization can provide some important reference for promoting the development of global citizenship education in China. 全球化背景下世界公民教育的理念与实践 Año de publicación: 2011 Autor: Yang Yong | Yang Xiuyu 全球化时代要求未来公民不仅要具有国际视野与全球意识,而且需要他们发展从社区到全球所有层次公民参与的能力。而世界公民教育就旨在将儿童塑造成具有全球思维且能负责任参与的世界公民。探讨全球化背景下世界公民教育的理念内涵、实践中的具体实施策略及其未来发展取向,希望为推进我国世界公民教育的开展提供参考与借鉴。 Reinventing Cities (The UNESCO Courier no. 2, April-June 2019) Año de publicación: 2019 Autor: Alain Mabanckou | Jorge Majfud | Thomas B. Reverdy Autor corporativo: UNESCO Cities have always been centres of power, attractiveness and prosperity. But the renetic urbanization of recent decades is jeopardizing their historical function as elting pots that integrate and absorb newcomers. As they become more populated, they become dehumanized. Violence, inequality, discrimination – the larger the cities, the more these ills overwhelm them.Nevertheless, even as they are dehumanized, cities are reinventing themselves. From street smarts as a survival strategy in Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo) to major national projects for the rehabilitation of single-industry cities in Russia; from the personal initiative of a gallery owner who revitalized the small town of Erriadh (Tunisia) to the mobilization of the masses against the authoritarian ppropriation of public spaces in Warsaw (Poland); and from solidarity movements with migrants in London (United Kingdom) to synergies that revive the heart of Havana (Cuba) – creative forces are emerging and organizing themselves to give urban life new meanings and new perspectives. We may believe these are “tiny resistances” – to use the expression of the French writer Thomas B. Reverdy – but they make all the difference.Two other writers share their views with our readers in this issue. Our Guest, the French-Congolese author Alain Mabanckou, talks about “mobile Africas” and the courage to write, while highlighting contradictory moments in colonial history. The Uruguayan-American writer Jorge Majfud condemns the racist attitude towards migrants in the Ideas section, which also provides an analysis of migration policies in the United States.In the Current Affairs section – on the occasion of World Africa Day, 25 May – we publish an interview with Tshilidzi Marwala (South Africa), on the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the continent. To mark the International Day for Biological Diversity, 22 May, we visit Gran Pajatén, Peru, with Roldán Rojas Paredes – the man who initiated its inscription on UNESCO’s World Network of Biosphere Reserves.We also go to Sharjah (United Arab Emirates), which launches its World Book Capital programme in April 2019. Finally, with Zoom, we travel to India, Mexico, Myanmar and Uganda, to visit places without electricity. An illuminating trip around the world!