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Race, Culture and Institution: The Construction of National Identity in Singapore’s Bilingual Policy (Advances in Social Sciences; vol. 10, no. 4) 出版年份: 2021 作者: Zhang Lifang This paper introduces the bilingual education policy in Singapore, and discusses how the policy has contributed to the construction of national identity in Singapore. 种族·文化·制度: 新加坡双语政策中的国家认同构建 (社会科学前沿; vol. 10, no. 4) 出版年份: 2021 作者: Zhang Lifang 本文介绍了新加坡的双语教育政策，并探讨了相关政策与国家认同建构的关系。 
Value Orientation of Moral Consensus in Online Education (International Journal of Education; vol. 3, no. 2) 出版年份: 2021 作者: Chao Liu This paper discusses moral philosophy of. online education, and explores how to achieve moral consensus in online education. 在线教育中道德共识价值取向 (国际教育学; vol. 3, no. 2) 出版年份: 2021 作者: Chao Liu 本文探讨了在线教育道德哲学，并讨论了如何实现在线教育的道德共识。 
Handbook on Media Advocacy for Marginalized Groups Presented to Stakeholders in China 出版年份: 2019 作者: Mike Jempson 机构作者: Media Diversity Institute This guideline uses practical cases to introduce how NGOs can work better with media in China to achieve organisational goals. 发出你的声音，传播你的想法：民间社会组织指南 出版年份: 2019 作者: Mike Jempson 机构作者: Media Diversity Institute 这份报告结合案例，详细地介绍了民间组织在中国与媒体协作的策略，以更好地实现组织的社会目标。 
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 出版年份: 2018 机构作者: United Nations (UN) This document is the declaration of the UN for the protection of rights of indigenous people. Déclaration des Nations Unies sur les droits des peuples autochtones 出版年份: 2018 机构作者: United Nations (UN) Ce document est la déclaration de l'ONU pour la protection des droits des peuples autochtones. 联合国土著人民权利宣言 出版年份: 2018 机构作者: United Nations (UN) 本文件为联合国为保护土著权利所制定的宣言。 
Is History Teaching in Quebec Instrumentalized by Citizenship Education? (Bulletin d'histoire politique; vol. 21, no. 3) 出版年份: 2013 作者: Félix Bouvier | Philippe Chamberland | Marie-Line Belleville 机构作者: Association québécoise d'histoire politique | VLB Éditeur In 2001, the Quebec Ministry of Education made the decision to formally join, for the first time, the teaching of history and education to citizenship. Logical according to many, since implicit" since the very beginning. beginnings of public schools, in Quebec as in most Western countries”, the association had to respond to the Western context encountered by democratic societies and characterized by the increase in population movements and the globalization of the economy. In secondary school since 2005, the associated teaching of the two subjects aims to promote a harmonious living together to preserve social cohesion. However, a problem remains. history with regard to civic education has long been recognized, the attribution of responsibility for political socialization and the shaping of consciousness citizen of students to history teachers risk instrumentalizing this subject? In other words, is it not dangerous to assert, as the Assistant Deputy Minister for Preschool, Elementary and Secondary Education Pierre Bergevin does, “that now history must above all serve as education for citizenship”? This association poses the question that François Audigier evokes, namely, should we proceed from history and question the latter's contribution to citizen consciousness, or proceed from the aspects of citizen consciousness that one wishes to construct and then determine the historical objects which should be studied? The experience of comparable nations on a planetary scale makes us doubt the relevance of the association of the two disciplines. In fact, some Western democracies are worried about the quality of the civic education of their young people since the waves of industrialization and the great wars of the XIXth and XXth centuries which changed manners forever: intensification of migrations, upheavals social roles, loss of influence of religions, etc. Thus, although Great Britain has for some time taken the path taken by Quebec, France clearly dissociates the teaching of history from that of civic education. In order to understand all the ins and outs of the issue, we first provide a portrait of the context at the origin of the association of history and education for citizenship. Then, we will discuss the arguments in favor of combining the two subjects, especially in Great Britain, France and Australia. Finally, our gaze will focus on the case of Quebec and the type of privileged citizenship, in order to determine whether the teaching of history is not instrumentalised for the benefit of a citizenship education valuing the concealment of conflicts and divergences and if, to use the writings of Robert Martineau, the Ministry of Education has sacrificed the history class on the altar of citizenship education.