The Role of Science in the Intercultural Education: A Criticism of UNESCO Seville Statement and a New Proposal

UNESCO Seville Statement is criticized because it shifts the debate from the operative plan to a methodological plan on which the political authority of international organisms is opposed to independent critics and their substantial criticisms.A new Declaration is suggested

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US-China Education Review A
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2025-06-28
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https://doi.org/10.17265/2161-623x/2025.06.005
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Higher Education Teaching and Evaluation
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The Role of Science in the Intercultural Education: A Criticism of UNESCO Seville Statement and a New Proposal

Antonino Drago
US-China Education Review A
Higher Education Teaching and Evaluation
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The Role of Science in the Intercultural Education: A Criticism of UNESCO Seville Statement and a New Proposal

Antonino Drago
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Abstract

UNESCO Seville Statement is criticized because it shifts the debate from the operative plan to a methodological plan on which the political authority of international organisms is opposed to independent critics and their substantial criticisms.A new Declaration is suggested

US-China Education Review AVol. 15(06)
University of Naples Federico II (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Higher Education Teaching and Evaluation
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