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Citizen Consciousness in Cambodia

Politic-Didactical Reconstruction of a Social Accountability Project

  • Adoption of Model of Education Reconstruction in an outside-school, non-western context

Part of the book series: Bürgerbewusstsein (BÜUPOBI)

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxi
  2. Introduction

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 1-11
  3. Country Context and Current Political Situation

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 13-26
  4. Decentralisation and Social Accountability

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 27-36
  5. Introduction of the Research’s Conceptual Framework

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 37-51
  6. Subject-Specific Anchor: (Global) Citizenship Education

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 77-100
  7. Conceptual Anchor: Empirical Citizenship Constructions

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 101-166
  8. Conclusion

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 189-200
  9. Academic and Programmatic Outlook

    • Johannes Ph. Backhaus
    Pages 201-204
  10. Back Matter

    Pages 205-299

About this book

Johannes Ph. Backhaus applies the Model of Education Reconstruction (MER) to the context of a social accountability intervention in Cambodia. This book is not an evaluation but adopts a qualitative perspective on the learning approach applied by the researched intervention. The research found that the learning intervention does not systematically include learners’ pre-existing social knowledge. It would potentially benefit from systematically harvesting and reinforcing pre-held convictions to sustainably motivate participation. It does not address potentially sensitive topics while interviewees show a sophisticated and holistic understanding of these. Finally, there are inconsistencies between the program’s aims and objectives. In sum, the piloted approach offers pathways on how to beneficially include qualitative perspectives on similar development interventions. 

Authors and Affiliations

  • Johannesburg, South Africa

    Johannes Ph. Backhaus

About the author

Johannes Ph. Backhaus is a development practitioner with more than ten years work experience in different civil society organisations predominantly focussed on supporting engagement and advocacy.

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