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Global Learning and its contribution to democracy education
Scheunpflug, Annette (2026): Global Learning and its contribution to democracy education, in: Douglas Bourn, Alexis Stones, und Alexis Stones (Hrsg.), Learning for a Just, Peaceful and Sustainable World, London: Bloomsbury Publishing (UK), S. 149–162, doi: 10.5040/9781350517844.ch-11.
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Title of the compilation:
Learning for a Just, Peaceful and Sustainable World
Editors:
Stones, Alexis
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Year of publication:
2026
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ISBN:
978-1-350-51784-4
Language:
English
Abstract:
In this chapter, the notion of Global Learning for democracy education is outlined. I will first reflect the challenges of democracy learning today (part 1). In the following (part 2), the contribution of Global Learning to democracy learning is presented. I close with some reflections for the practice of Global Learning and for further research (part 3).
Both Global Learning and democracy-related education strengthen the capacity for plurality and diversity, and both have in common the ability to strengthen the common public good. It is therefore worthwhile to take a closer look at the contribution of Global Learning to democracy-related education.
Both Global Learning and democracy-related education strengthen the capacity for plurality and diversity, and both have in common the ability to strengthen the common public good. It is therefore worthwhile to take a closer look at the contribution of Global Learning to democracy-related education.
Keywords:
Global Learning
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Activation date:
July 10, 2026
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