3 Experiencing an Active Citizenship: Democratic and Inclusive Practices in Three Rural Secondary Schools in Spain

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents iv
3. Acknowledgments viii
4. 1 Geographies of Citizenship, Equity, Opportunity, and Choice 1
5. I The Right to Rural Education
6. 2 The Right to Language in Rural Nova Scotia, Canada 19
7. 3 Experiencing an Active Citizenship: Democratic and Inclusive Practices in Three Rural Secondary Schools in Spain 35
8. 4 Hallway Pedagogy and Resource Loss: Countering Fake News in Rural Canadian Schools 51
9. II The Right to Rural Livelihoods
10. 5 Stemming the Tide: Youth Entrepreneurial Citizenship in Rural Nova Scotia, Canada 71
11. 6 Dispossession, Environmental Degradation, and the Right to be Rural: The Case of Small-Scale Fishers in Chilika Lagoon, India 91
12. III The Right to Rural Health
13. 7 Reproducing the Rural Citizen: Barriers to Rural Birthing and Maternity Care in Canada 107
14. 8 Rural Food: Rights and Remedies for Older Persons in Canada 123
15. 9 The Multifaceted Sense of Belonging: Discursive Conceptions of Home by Third Age Residents in Rural Finland 141
16. IV The Right to Rural Representation
17. 10 Citizens or Individuals? Patterns of Local Civic Engagement of Young University Graduates Living in Rural Areas in Poland 159
18. 11 Beyond the “Rural Problem” Comparing Urban and Rural Political Citizenship, Values, and Practices in Atlantic Canada 177
19. 12 Defining Indigenous Citizenship: Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), the Right to Self-Determination, and Canadian Citizenship 193
20. V The Right to Rural Policy
21. 13 Density Matters and Distance Matters: Canadian Public Policy from a Rural Perspective 211
22. 14 Rural Citizenship Under the Impact of Rural Transformation: Unpacking the Role of Spatial Planning in Protecting the Right to Be Rural in Zimbabwe 237
23. 15 The Right to Multiple Futures in the Shadow of Canada’s Smart City Movement 253
24. 16 “What Makes Our Land Illegal?” Regularization and the Urbanization of Rural Land in Ethiopia 271
25. VI The Right to Rural Mobility
26. 17 Exploring Rural Citizenship through Displacement: An Analysis of Citizenship in the Context of Refugee Resettlement and Integration in Rural Canada 289
27. 18 Local Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion: Exploring the Situation of Migrant Labourers and their Descendants after Land Reform in Rural Zimbabwe 303
28. 19 Rural Redlining in the Danish Housing Market: Toward an Analytical Framework for Understanding Spatial (In)justice 321
29. 20 What’s Next for the Right to Be Rural? 339
30. Contributors 351
31. Index 363