Polityka wielokulturowości a edukacja obywatelska w Anglii – wybrane aspekty socjopedagogiczne
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W angielskim dyskursie politycznym wielokrotnie ogłaszano już koniec wielokulturowości jako idei łączącej więzy społeczne. W niniejszym artykule podjęto próbę analizy dyskursu debaty publicznej wokół problematyki wielokulturowości w Anglii oraz implikacji dla edukacji obywatelskiej. W artykule zostały przedstawione – po pierwsze – założenia edukacji obywatelskiej w kontekście budowania spójnego społeczeństwa w ramach kategorii Britishness, co było fundamentem działań laburzystów po 1997 roku. Po drugie ukazana została koncepcja idei Big Society w kontekście wielokulturowości, zaproponowanej przez Torysów po przejęciu władzy w 2010 roku. Ponadto podjęto próbę znalezienia odpowiedzi na pytanie, czy istotnie nastąpił koniec polityki wielokulturowości, czy też przybrała ona inną formę i jakie znaczenie ma ona dla przyszłości edukacji obywatelskiej.
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