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Global and Local: Rethinking citizenship in art and visual culture education
2010
Encounters on Education
We are all familiar with global colonization by the world's dominant cultures, especially that of the U.S.: Burger King restaurants found from Helsinki to Seoul to Mexico City, US sit-coms and blockbuster films dubbed in Chinese, Estonian, and Hindi, Microsoft as the prevailing software in Ankara, Makarora, Nuuk, and Tierra del Fuego. Participatory democracy is threatened by globalization because international corporations are beyond the control of nation- states. Yet thinking of globalization
doi:10.15572/enco2010.09
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