The current issue of In Factis Pax constitutes the third installment of a special issue on Skills, Values, and Beliefs for Today’s Democratic Citizenship. This issue mainly focuses on the questions: What pedagogical methods best develop democratic capacities? Do current educational frameworks account for the demands of today’s democratic citizenship? It offers a thoughtful […]
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Special Issue on Skills, Values, and Beliefs for Today’s Democratic Citizenship (Part 3/3)
Published by June 15th, 2011 in Uncategorized. ClosedSkills, Values, and Beliefs for Today’s Democratic Citizenship: Psychological Competencies
Published by October 24th, 2010 in Uncategorized. ClosedFlorian C. Feucht, Ph.D. (Special Issue Editor)
A vital aspect of democracy is the ability of individual citizens to engage in knowledge creation and evaluation in a critical manner. In today’s controversy - and information-rich society developing one’s own beliefs and values, evaluating a constantly growing body of new knowledge, and having an understanding of current […]
Have you seen beauty today?
Published by April 11th, 2007 in In Factis Pax, Joshua Bell, L'Enfant station, Uncategorized, Washington DC, Washington Post and modern life. 0 CommentsThe first commentary for our first issue of In Factis Pax was going to be something that I had been working on for quite a while now dealing with issues of positive peace, responsible governance, and responsible citizenship are all inexorably linked together in a cosmopolitan system that works to celebrate the value of human […]
In Factis Pax is an online journal of peace education and social justice dedicated to the examination of the epistemological relationship between knowledge, peace, and social justice. The peer reviewed journal seeks articles which examine issues central to the formation of a peaceful society- the prevention of violence, political challenges to peace and democratic societies.
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