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The chapter focuses on applying theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios through in-depth case studies, emphasizing global issues like climate change, social movements, and economic crises. It explores the implications of these cases on global citizenship, critical thinking, and the connections between theoretical frameworks and practical realities. Key themes include environmental sustainability, racial justice, and the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Term: Case Study
Definition: A detailed investigation of a specific event or situation to draw insights applicable to broader contexts.
Term: Global Interdependence
Definition: The concept that countries and regions are linked through economic, political, and environmental systems.
Term: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Definition: A collection of 17 global goals set by the United Nations to address global challenges, including climate action and poverty.
Term: Social Movements
Definition: Organized efforts by groups to promote social change and address issues such as inequality and discrimination.