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Author: Alistair Ross
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.476kg
ISBN: 9780415707404
ISBN 10: 0415707404
Pages: 234
Publication Date: 22 June 2014
Audience:
College/higher education
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General/trade
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Tertiary & Higher Education
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
'There are many commonplace views expressed about the complexity and dynamic nature of Europe. However it is rare indeed to get subtle insights into the lives of the people across many different nations. What Alistair Ross has achieved in this book is quite extraordinary. Talking with almost a thousand young people across fifteen countries towards the eastern side of this area, he has captured the complexity of identities and of identification with nation and with Europe. The whole text is permeated by young people's voices in a very rich way. We have so much to learn from this work and so much to care about for the future of this extraordinary region in our globalising world. Teachers, politicians, sociologists and many others will benefit enormously from reading this latest instalment in Ross's ongoing journey to track how young people in Europe see themselves and others.' - Professor Ian Menter, University of Oxford, UK 'This book about young people's identities of location is unique. Professor Alistair Ross asks around one thousand young people, in fifteen European countries, how they identify with their nation and with Europe. Listening to them respectfully, he builds his book around their voices. As such the book offers a new, and essential, contribution to our understanding of their multiple and complex identities. I celebrate the publication of this book and encourage people across many disciplines to read it, especially those within education and policy.' - Professor Sigrun Aoalbjarnardottir, University of Iceland, Iceland
'There are many commonplace views expressed about the complexity and dynamic nature of Europe. However it is rare indeed to get subtle insights into the lives of the people across many different nations. What Alistair Ross has achieved in this book is quite extraordinary. Talking with almost a thousand young people across fifteen countries towards the eastern side of this area, he has captured the complexity of identities and of identification with nation and with Europe. The whole text is permeated by young people's voices in a very rich way. We have so much to learn from this work and so much to care about for the future of this extraordinary region in our globalising world. Teachers, politicians, sociologists and many others will benefit enormously from reading this latest instalment in Ross's ongoing journey to track how young people in Europe see themselves and others.' - Professor Ian Menter, University of Oxford, UK 'This book about young people's identities of location is unique. Professor Alistair Ross asks around one thousand young people, in fifteen European countries, how they identify with their nation and with Europe. Listening to them respectfully, he builds his book around their voices. As such the book offers a new, and essential, contribution to our understanding of their multiple and complex identities. I celebrate the publication of this book and encourage people across many disciplines to read it, especially those within education and policy.' - Professor Sigrun Adalbjarnardottir, University of Iceland, Iceland
Author Information
Alistair Ross is Emeritus Professor of Education at London Metropolitan University, UK, and Jean Monnet Professor of Citizenship Education in Europe.
