World Citizenship Education in Times of Crises

Yuzo Hirose, Ruprecht Mattig, Lothar Wigger: Introduction: Why World Citizenship Education?.- Caroline Bossong, Meryem Aydogan, Lothar Wigger: Visualization of the memory of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima: a contribution to World Citizenship Education?.- Mayu Ishida: Rethinking the Role of Picture Books in the light of World Citizenship Education.- Yuzo Hirose: Starting from the World: Establishing World Citizenship Education.- Uwe Uhlendorff: Alexander von Humboldt’s nature painting and its influence on World Citizenship Education.- Xing Shuyu: Cosmopolitanism in Karatani Kojin and its implication for education.- Hiromi Masek: Contextualising World Citizenship Education in German-Japanese Pedagogy. An Example of the Reception of Motomori Kimura’s work.- Johannes Drerup: Educating or Governing the World? On the Idea of a Global Educational Canon.- Jeremy Rappleye: Apophatic Cosmopolitanism? Beyond the Cataphatic Confidence of Contemporary Concepts of ‘World’ Citizen.- Marvin Giehl: The interspecies crisis as a neglected part of the World Crisis: Unraveling pedagogical dynamics that endanger both human and nonhuman animals.- Yuho Goto: Reconstructing a ‘World View’ (Weltanschauung) through Education—From the Perspective of Psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud.- Ruprecht Mattig: The sustainability dilemma of traveling. World Citizenship Education considered from the perspective of Pedagogical Anthropology.- Kazuya Yanagida: Liberal Constraints on Promoting World Citizenship: From von Humboldt to Rawls and Beyond.