The Citizenship and Democratic Education SIG organized three panels at the CIES 52nd annual conference Gaining Educational Equity Around the World in Columbia University, New York in March 2008. There also were many other panels where our members presented their research.
1.1.11 Citizenship and Democratic Education SIG (1) Understanding Policy Influences on Citizenship Education Across the Globe
138 Horace Mann Hall
Session Type: SIG
Chair(s) Doyle Stevick, University of South Carolina
Presenter 1 Walter Dawson, International Christian University
Shichizunshippu Kyoiku (Citizenship Education): Renaming the Contested Curricular of Moral/Political Education in Japan and the World
Presenter 2 Yeow Tong Chia, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
State
Formation and Education: Citizenship and History Education in Singapore from 1965 to 1975
Presenter 3 Merli Tamik, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Internationalisation of Estonian Universities: Equal Partnerships or Survival Tactics?
Presenter 4 Olena Koshmanova, Western Michigan University
Nation-Building and National Identity in Ukrainian Educational Reform
1.2.11 Citizenship and Democratic Education SIG (2) Perspectives of Citizenship: Opportunities for Change
138 Horace Mann Hall
Session Type: SIG
Chair(s) M. Fernanda Astiz, Canisius College
Presenter 1 Jean Walrond, Concordia University College of Alberta
Re-Presentation of Caribbean Ways of Knowing about Education in the Canadian Multicultural Knowledge Paradigm
Presenter 2 Juan G. Berumen, Indiana University
Civic Identity Formation and Latino Youth in Indiana
Presenter 3 Sandra Schmid, Michigan State University
Expanding the IEA Framework for Civic Education: Lessons from Malawian Students about Civic Participation
Presenter 4 R.L. Whitman, University of Southern Maine
Civic Education in ‘Two Worlds’: Contestation and Conflict over the Civic in School and Community on the Spokane Indian Reservation
1.4.11 Citizenship and Democratic Education SIG (3) Global Citizenship: Policy, Markets, Ecology and Participation
138 Horace Mann Hall
Session Type: SIG
Chair(s) Doyle Stevick, University of South Carolina
Presenter 1 Karen Hendershot, Lehigh University
Education for Global Citizenship: Globalization, Market Forces and a Universal Moral Order
Presenter 2 Tetyana Koshmanova, Western Michigan University
Promoting Global Citizenship Education through Participatory Democracy
Presenter 3 Dale T. Snauwaert, University of Toledo
The Earth Charter as a Cosmopolitan Framework for a Pedagogy of Global Citizenship
Presenter 4 Adriana Cepeda, Organization of American States;
Jorge Baxter, Organization of American States;
Jo-Ann Amadeo, Close Up Foundation
National Policies on Education for Democratic Citizenship in the Americas
1.5.11 Citizenship Education in and about, Europe: Negotiating National, Post-national and Supra-national Citizenships through the Curriculum
138 Horace Mann Hall
Session Type: Panel
Chair(s) Christopher J. Frey, Bowling Green State University
Presenter 1 Debora Hinderliter Ortloff, Indiana University, Laura C. Engel, University of Nottingham
Becoming European: Citizenship Education Policy from the Supranational to the Local in Germany and Spain
Presenter 2 Avril Keating, University of Oxford
Managing Multi-Level Identities in the Curriculum: A Comparison of Citizenship Education Curricula in England, Ireland and Scotland
Presenter 3 Harriet Marshall, University of Bath
Educating the European Citizen in the Global Age: Global Citizenship Education Theory, Policy and Practice in the United Kingdom and other European Countries
Discussant Deborah Michaels, University of Michigan
2.2.15 Citizenship Education: Perspectives from Eastern Europe
273b Grace Dodge Hall
Session Type: Panel
Chair(s) Doyle Stevick, University of South Carolina
Presenter 1 Eva Kowalski,
Independent
Educating for a Diverse Democracy and World: The Case of Poland
Presenter 2 Anatoli Rapoport, Purdue University
Similar Rhetoric, Different Goals: Contemporary Tendencies in Patriotic Education in Russia and UkrainePresenter 3
National Exams and Social Cohesion in Georgia
Presenter 4 Doyle Stevick, University of South Carolina
Finessing Foreign Pressure in Education Policy: Three Estonian Cases of Policy Fiat through Choice Mechanisms
3.5.01 Theorizing Citizenship Education from the Local to the Global
281 Grace Dodge Hall
Session Type: Panel
Chair(s) Nelly P. Stromquist, University of Southern California
Presenter 1 Nelly P. Stromquist, University of Southern California
Theorizing Global Citizenship
Presenter 2 Xiaoqing He, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Political Socialization, Citizenship Education and Human Rights: An Inquiry into Three Chinese Tianamen Student Exiles
Presenter 3 Karen Pashby, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
The Stephen Lewis Foundations’ Grandmothers-to-Grandmothers Campaign: A Model for Critical Global Citizenship Education?
Presenter 4 Medardo Tapia Uribe, National University of Mexico
Ethics and Politics in Mexican Citizenship Education in the School and the Community
4.1.16 Hemispheric Hodgepodge: The Making of an International Journal for Democratic Citizenship Education
535 Grace Dodge Hall
SessionType: Panel Discussion
Chair(s) Bradley Levinson, Indiana University
Presenter 1 Bradley Levinson, Indiana University
Presenter 2 Daniel Schugurensky, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Presenter 3 Robert Gonzalez, Universidad Pontificia Católica de Chile
Presenter 4 Jorge Baxter, Organization of American States
Presenter 5 Carolina Casas, Indiana University
4.2.11 Regional Analyses of the IEA Civic Education Study Data: Achievement, Equity and Policy Issues138 Horace Mann Hall
Session Type: Panel
Chair(s) Judith Torney-Purta, University of Maryland, Alice Donlan, University of Maryland
Presenter 1 Fernando Reimers, Harvard University
Policy Issues in Latin America relating to the IEA Civic Education Study’s Results
Presenter 2 Barbara Malak-Minkiewicz, International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement
The Post-Communist Countries’ Results in the IEA Civic Education Study
Presenter 3 Bryony Hoskins, Centre for Research on Lifelong Learning
European Commission
Levels of Civic Competence across Europe: A Complex Picture
Discussant Joan DeJaeghere, University of Minnesota
4.4.16 Political and Civic Integration: Teacher Perspectives
535 Grace Dodge Hall
SessionType: Panel
Chair(s) Daniel Schugurensky, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Presenter 1 Jorge Ginieniewicz, University of Toronto
Citizenship Education and Political Integration: Latin American Immigrants Take A Look at CanadaPresenter 2 Daniel Schugurensky, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Transformative Citizenship Learning, Civic Engagement and Migratory Experiencies: The Case of Latin American-Canadians
Presenter 3 Heidi Biseth, Oslo University
College
Democracy and Citizenship Education in the Quest for Educational Equity in Norway and Sweden
Presenter 4 Wing On Lee, Hong Kong Institute of Education,
Kerry J. Kennedy, Hong Kong Institute of Education
Citizenship Education in Asia: Diversity, Tradition and Challenges for New Times
Presenter 5 Nadya Weber, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education,Mark Evans, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Leigh Ann Ingram, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Angela MacDonald, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Educating for Global Citizenship: Preliminary Results from a Pilot Study of Teachers’ Perspectives and Practices in Toronto
4.4.17 Global Governance and Citizenship: The Role of Multilateral Organizations in Educational Change
431 Horace Mann Hall
Session
Type: Panel
Chair(s) Gustavo E. Fischman, Arizona State University
Presenter 1 Jennifer Chan, University of British Columbia
European Union and University Restructuring: The Case of France
Presenter 2 Mark RC Dickeson, University of British Columbia
Easing the Pain: Could GATS Help Solve the Physician Shortage Crisis in Canada?
Presenter 3 Jason Nickerson, University of British Columbia
HIV, Gender and the World Bank: At the Intersection of Development
Presenter 4 Linh Tran, University of British Columbia
World Bank and its Influence on Educational Reform in Vietnam
Discussant Roger Dale, University of Bristol
Discussant Jennifer Chan, University of British Columbia
4.5.17 New Paradigms, Old Challenges: Study Abroad for Global Citizenship
431 Horace Mann Hall
Session Type: Panel
Chair(s) Kristin Janka Millar, Michigan State University, Thomas Pedroni, Oakland University
Presenter 1 Thomas Pedroni, Oakland University, Luis Armando Gandin, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
Study Abroad as a Conduit for Movement Building among the Globally Dispossessed: The Global Urban Education Exchange Project between Porto Alegre (Brazil) and Metropolitan Detroit
Presenter 2 Kristin Janka Millar, Michigan State University
Professional Development Goes Abroad: A Curriculum about the “Other”
Presenter 3 James M Lucas, Michigan State University
One Model Doesn’t Fit All: Rethinking Dominant Narratives about Study Abroad
Presenter 4 John Metzler, Michigan State University
Engaging Assumptions about Efficacy of Short-Term International Study Programs
Discussant Gustavo E. Fischman, Arizona State University
