3-0080 NEGOTIATING CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION AMID CONFLICT: ETHNOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVES FROM THE UNITED STATES, EUROPE AND CENTRAL AMERICA

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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities

Organizers: Reva G Jaffe-Walter (CUNY Graduate Center) and Anne M Rios-Rojas (University of California Santa Cruz)

Chairs: Beth C Rubin (Rutgers University)

Discussants: Bradley A Levinson (Indiana University)

08:00

Immigrant Youth and the Politics of Belonging In a Citizenship Education Classroom At a Catalan Secondary School

Anne M Rios-Rojas (University of California Santa Cruz)

08:15

Complicating Educator Concern: Nationalist Discourses andEveryday Exclusion In a Danish Folkeskole

Reva G Jaffe-Walter (CUNY Graduate Center)

08:30

National Divisions, Transnational Networks: Constructing Social and Civic Identities In Post-War El Salvador

Andrea E Dyrness (Trinity College)

08:45

Learning In the Spaces of Memory: International Urban Education for Local and Global Citizenship

Hana Cervinkova (University of Lower Silesia)

09:00

Making Young Citizens In Contexts of Disjuncture: Engaging Inequality, Conflict and Violence In the US

Beth C Rubin (Rutgers University) and Thea R Abu El-Haj (Rutgers University)

09:15

Making Young Citizens In Contexts of Disjuncture: Engaging Inequality, Conflict and Violence In the US

Thea R Abu El-Haj (Rutgers University) and Beth C Rubin (Rutgers University)

09:30

Discussant

Bradley A Levinson (Indiana University)

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