Explores the global duties attached to human rights, including the necessity to promote political integration between states.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Luis Cabrera es un artista plástico con formación en Artes Plásticas y Pintura por la Universidad Veracruzana. Su habilidad artística se ha enriquecido con cursos de diseño gráfico y talleres de pintura. Además, ha demostrado su compromiso educativo al participar en talleres de capacitación docente y enseñar talleres de pintura infantil en comunidades rurales. Su labor como docente se extendió al telebachillerato de Veracruz. También ha exhibido su obra en exposiciones colectivas en Coatzacoalcos (2006) y Orizaba (2018), consolidando su trayectoria como artista.
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Introduction Part I. Theoretical Concerns: 1. Global citizenship as individual cosmopolitanism 2. Rights, duties, and global institutions 3. Defining and distributing duties Part II. Global Citizenship in Practice: 4. Minutemen and desert samaritans: citizenship practice in conflict 5. Mobile global citizens 6. Global citizen duties within less-affluent states Part III. Advocacy and Institutions: 7. Regional citizenship and global citizenship 8. Advocacy duties and global democracy 9. Education and motivation for global citizenship Conclusion: the practice of global citizenship.
Introduction; Part I. Theoretical Concerns: 1. Global citizenship as individual cosmopolitanism; 2. Rights, duties, and global institutions; 3. Defining and distributing duties; Part II. Global Citizenship in Practice: 4. Minutemen and desert samaritans: citizenship practice in conflict; 5. Mobile global citizens; 6. Global citizen duties within less-affluent states; Part III. Advocacy and Institutions: 7. Regional citizenship and global citizenship; 8. Advocacy duties and global democracy; 9. Education and motivation for global citizenship; Conclusion: the practice of global citizenship.
Introduction Part I. Theoretical Concerns: 1. Global citizenship as individual cosmopolitanism 2. Rights, duties, and global institutions 3. Defining and distributing duties Part II. Global Citizenship in Practice: 4. Minutemen and desert samaritans: citizenship practice in conflict 5. Mobile global citizens 6. Global citizen duties within less-affluent states Part III. Advocacy and Institutions: 7. Regional citizenship and global citizenship 8. Advocacy duties and global democracy 9. Education and motivation for global citizenship Conclusion: the practice of global citizenship.
Introduction; Part I. Theoretical Concerns: 1. Global citizenship as individual cosmopolitanism; 2. Rights, duties, and global institutions; 3. Defining and distributing duties; Part II. Global Citizenship in Practice: 4. Minutemen and desert samaritans: citizenship practice in conflict; 5. Mobile global citizens; 6. Global citizen duties within less-affluent states; Part III. Advocacy and Institutions: 7. Regional citizenship and global citizenship; 8. Advocacy duties and global democracy; 9. Education and motivation for global citizenship; Conclusion: the practice of global citizenship.
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