Learning outcomes |
In this curricular unit is intended that the student have scientific knowledge and condition to further deepen theoretical and methodological analysis of the processes of civic, ethnic, and cultural inclusion, based on the relationship between the concepts of citizenship and multiculturalism. The student should be able to: evaluate the contemporary contexts of civic and political participation, its effect on the logic of collective action and its relation to the ethnic and cultural identities; to better understand the specificities meaning of the multiculturalism in national, regional, and local levels and its relations with the active citizenship, participation and sociocultural inclusion; to better understand the process of identity construction and its impact on the logic of the collective action. At the end of the CU, it is expected that the student can be able to interpret and critically appraise and discuss the theories of citizenship, the dynamics of the civic participation and on theoretical and practice issues of multiculturalism.
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Main Bibliography |
Barber, Genjamin (1984), Strong Democracy, Participatory Politics for a New Age, California: University of California Press Cabral, Manuel Villaverde (1997), Cidadania Política e Equidade Social em Portugal, Oeiras: Celta Fenton, Steve (2003). Ethnicity: racism, class and culture. Cambridge, Polity Press. Kivisto, Peter (2002), Citizenship in a Global Society, Blackwell: Oxford Kymlika, Will (1996), Multicultural Citizenship, Oxford: Oxford University Press Kymlika, Will (2001), Politics in the Vernacular: Nationalism, Multiculturalism and Citizenship, Oxford: Oxford University Press Kymlika, Will; Banting, Keith (2007), Multiculturalism and the Welfare State: Recognition and Redistribution in Contemporary Democracies, Oxford: Oxford University Press Moddod, Tariq (2013), Multiculturalism, Cambridge: Polity Press Santos, Boaventura Sousa (org.) (2003), Democratizar a Democracia – Os Caminhos da Democracia Participativa, Porto: Afrontamento Szaló, Csaba (ed.) (1998). On European Identity: nationalism, culture and history. Brno, Masaryk University
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