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Defining Global Citizenship

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Coffey, Brian
 Estis , Andrew
 Kavanaugh, Taylor
 Wanigatunga, Melanie
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Abstract
Throughout the class, we focused on a series of learning outcomes that were identified as critical to the evaluation and understanding of good global citizenship. These outcomes include expectations of good global citizenship, the application of global citizenship to the strategic vision of Georgia Tech, the adoption of global citizenship practices by global institutions, and how citizenship is intrinsically linked with globalization. We have studied and debated the ideas and arguments of a multitude of philosophers on a variety of subjects that are of great relevance to these core ideas of globalization and citizenship and how they fulfill our learning goals. Our learning goals and our explication of how they were accomplished are included in this summary document of our experience in this class.
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2013-12-04
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26:28 minutes
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