1. Children’s Identities and Citizenship: Best Practice Guides The Politics of Citizenship Education Andy Mycock

3. Crises of Europe: The limits or end of Europe?

4. Europe in Crises: The rise of macro- and Micro-nationalism

5. Crises of Europe: The changing face of migration

6. Crises of Europe: Old versus New Europe

7. Crises of Europe: The ‘clash of civilisations’

8. Europe in Crises: The poverty of youth?

9. Crises in Europe: The rise of anti-politics

10. Crises of Europe: The disengaged generation?

11. What is it to be European?

12. Challenges for citizenship education  Enduring dominance of the ‘nation-state’  Contented and contentious nature of key citizenship terms - ‘minority’ (are new migrants seen as permanent citizens?), inclusion, identity etc  Universal and country specific challenges?  Limitations of school-based approaches?  Lack of political demand for critical democratic citizenship?  Focus on history education  Limited agency and efficacy in youth citizenship programmes

13. Crises in Europe: The song remains the same?

14. Opportunities for citizenship education  Each generation of Europeans has faced significant challenges  Young people typically feel more European than previous generations  Periods of transition often bring radical and positive change  Potential to redefine youth citizenship and citizenship education