Families as Educators for Global Citizenship

Abstract

Part One Families as educators for global citizenship: how families teach their children about the world, Judith Myers-Walls global citizenship - an essay on its contradictions, Peter Somlai families and globalization - a new social contract and agenda for research, Constance Flanagan families as educators for global citizenship - additional contributions and reflections. Part Two Families, modernization, and globalization: negotiation strategies in modern families - what does it mean for global citizenship?, Manuela duBois-Reymond the impact of modernization on elder-care - the case of Taiwan, Hsiang-Ming, Justine Kung, Chin-Chun Yi transformations of family norms - parents' expectations of their children's family life style, Hideki Watanabe task sharing and sex role attitudes in Greek returnees - a combination of cross-sectional and longitudinal data, Despina Sakka, Maria Dikaiou globalization, community violence and family -0 an anthropologist's account from Northern Ghana, Peter Skalnik reflections from a war zone - a partial essay and memorial tribute, Andjelka Milic families, modernization, and globalization - additional contributions and reflections. Part Three Families as educators: Hungarian adolescents attitudes toward their future, peace, and the environment, Olga Toth the tradition and change of family education in mainland China, Dai Keijing, Judith Myers-Walls families as environmental educators in the Sahel, Ousmane Thioune, Judith Myers-Walls war, mothers, and a girl with braids - involvement of mothers peace groups in the national discourse in Israel, Yael Azmon religion, spirituality, and the family - challenges for global citizenship, Jacqueline haessly, Judith Myers-Walls the parent's roles on educating about war and peace, Judith Myers-Walls families as educators - additional contributions and reflections.