Early childhood programmes in two divided societies : Northern Ireland and Israel
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Abstract:
Children do not choose to be born into societies with a tragic history that undermines social cohesion. Where there is such a history, children grow up in an atmosphere in which they learn suspicion and fear of other communities within the borders of their own country. This includes fear of their peers who belong to these communities, children they may have never met because of social and political distances. This article focuses on experiences in Northern Ireland and Israel, and demonstrates that lessons can be learned across contexts.
Authors:
Bernard van Leer Foundation Programme Staff
Country:
Israel
,
Ireland
Category:
Research
End Page:
46
Serial number:
108
ISSN:
1387-9553
Volume:
June
Journal:
Early Childhood Matters
Keywords:
children
,
conflict
,
education
,
communities
Language:
eng
Organization:
Bernard van Leer Foundation
Year:
2007
Region:
Western Asia
,
Western Europe
Right:
© 2007 Bernard van Leer Foundation
Subject:
Culture, Society and Religion
Start Page:
43
Title:
Early childhood programmes in two divided societies : Northern Ireland and Israel