In this longitudinal case study, Catherine Compton‐Lilly and Margaret R. Hawkins explore one immigrant youth’s engagement with transglobal activities and flows of information and his emerging awareness of the world. Contending that transglobal flows create learning opportunities that are rarely available to children raised in mononational and monocultural spaces, the authors add to scholarship that highlights the knowledge, awareness, understandings, and literacies that children in transglobal families bring to class rooms. Specifically, they examine twelve years of longitudinal data following the youth’s development of a critical cosmopolitan stance and then apply a transliteracies framework to analyze complementary facets of emergence, uptake, resonance, and scale implicated in transglobal relations and comparisons. The article closes with recommendations for educational practice.
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April 12 2023
Global Flows and Critical Cosmopolitanism: A Longitudinal Case Study
CATHERINE COMPTON-LILLY;
CATHERINE COMPTON-LILLY
University of South Carolina
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MARGARET R. HAWKINS
MARGARET R. HAWKINS
University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Harvard Educational Review (2023) 93 (1): 26–52.
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CATHERINE COMPTON-LILLY, MARGARET R. HAWKINS; Global Flows and Critical Cosmopolitanism: A Longitudinal Case Study. Harvard Educational Review 1 March 2023; 93 (1): 26–52. doi: https://doi.org/10.17763/1943-5045-93.1.26
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