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    Global citizenship can be defined as a moral disposition that guides understanding of local and global contexts and responsibilities within communities. Global citizens bind local communities together in an increasingly globalized world. Citizenship is associated with both rights and obligations that link individuals to the state, and also involves attitudes of willingness to engage and contribute effort to communities one feels part of.

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    Global citizenship can be defined as a moral disposition that guides understanding of local and global contexts and responsibilities within communities. Global citizens bind local communities together in an increasingly globalized world. Citizenship is associated with both rights and obligations that link individuals to the state, and also involves attitudes of willingness to engage and contribute effort to communities one feels part of.

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    Global citizenship can be defined as a moral disposition that guides understanding of local and global contexts and responsibilities within communities. Global citizens bind local communities together in an increasingly globalized world. Citizenship is associated with both rights and obligations that link individuals to the state, and also involves attitudes of willingness to engage and contribute effort to communities one feels part of.

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    GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

    Group 7
    Felix, Vania Jane R.
    Belen, Rafael
    Robenta, Dimple Mica C.
    Salvador, Marian Fe
    Vinluan, Willyda M.
    GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
    • can be defined as a moral and ethical
    disposition that can guide the understanding
    of individuals or groups of local and global
    contexts, and remind them of their relative
    responsibilities within various communities.”
    • Global citizens are the glue which binds local
    communities together in an increasingly
    globalised world.
    - Caecilia Johanna van Peski
    CITIZENSHIP
    • is associated with rights and obligations; for
    instance, the right to vote, and the obligation
    to pay taxes. Both rights and obligations link
    the individual to the state.
    • Citizenship also has to do with our attitudes:
    We need to be willing to engage, spend time
    and effort for a community of which we feel
    part of.

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