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Grace Karram Stephenson | Internationalization at Canada’s Universities universities and questions to what extent these have the potential to develop internationally knowledgeable students or global citizens. Heater’s world citizenship spectrum will be used to position the various internationalization strategies found at Canada’s universities. 8 In the second section of this paper, the concepts of international knowledge and global citizenship are explored and contrasted. The third section presents the example of study abroad, the findings of the recent Study Abroad Opinion Survey and uses Heater’s spectrum to highlight the contradictions currently present in that internationalization initiative. The fourth section of the paper examines other general trends of internationalization at Canada’s institutions. The following discussion is not meant to be an exhaustive list of all the internationalization activities occurring in Canada. Since internationalization strategies and practices are evolving and transforming rapidly, such a list would quickly be out of date. Rather, overarching trends and relevant individual cases will be examined with the end goal of situating these within the broader picture of global citizenship development. 8 Heater, Derek Benjamin. What Is Citizenship? Malden, Mass: Polity, 1999: 117. Glob.Idealization |78
Grace Karram Stephenson | Internationalization at Canada’s Universities Definition of Terms: Citizenship, Cosmopolitanism and Global Citizenship 79 | Mond.Idéalisation “The basic, singular concept of citizenship has burst its bounds.” 9 The main motivation for internationalization outlined by university administrators across Canada is to develop “internationally knowledgeable students.” 10 According to this phrase, any internationalization initiative which increases students’ knowledge of the world accomplishes the goal of adding knowledge to the students. However, when the motivations of administrators are examined more deeply, the term “global citizenship” is also present and cited as a main goal of study abroad experiences and is a key feature of internationalization strategies. 11 This term is is much contested in the globalization literature, and requires further discussion. 12 Furthermore, the idea of global citizenship can often be perplexing in light of current Western understandings of citizenship. In order to address this complexity, the next section engages in a brief discussion of citizenship and the evolution of global citizenship. Citizenship Defined. The concept of “citizenship,” and more specifically the Western notion of “liberal citizenship,” has been active for more than two centuries. The current form of liberal citizenship is primarily 9 Ibid., 117. 10 AUCC. Survey on Internationalization, 4. 11 Ibid., 4. 12 Dower, Nigel. Global Citizenship: A Critical Reader. Williams J. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2002: iv.
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