Global Citizenship: Analyzing the Impact of Global Citizenship

This report analyzes a quantitative survey on global citizenship, referencing the work of James Shackell and a survey of 188 nations. The study explores the concept of global citizenship, touching upon the perspectives of individuals and the broader societal implications. The report highlights the survey's findings, particularly the percentage of individuals identifying as global citizens. The research emphasizes the importance of embracing change, expressing gratitude, and avoiding judgment. Ultimately, the report concludes that being a global citizen is something to be proud of. The article is based on the work of Tom Kelly and focuses on contemporary themes related to individual identity and global interconnectedness.

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................1
Dear "citizens of nowhere", you are not alone............................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................1
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................2

INTRODUCTION
The article is based on global citizenship where scholar outline quantitative survey of 188
nation and justified result by adding own beliefs and ideas.
Dear "citizens of nowhere", you are not alone
The study presents view of James Shackell over global citizenship where researcher
presented discussion over issues warning by Theresea British Prime Minister (Shackell, 2017).
The article is up to date as it is reviewed by author lastly in January 2017. The article is based on
contemporary themes where according to scholar global citizenship's bumper sticker slogan
which denotes individual identity without giving a thought to be judged. Yes the author and
research both are reliable as the newspaper and staring point is given by Tom Kelly. The data is
quantitative and is obtained from survey of 18 nations.
The accuracy of research and academic writing is depicted by emotional connect from the
study where researcher discussed about behavior of people which is more focused on making
money and killing time which lacks individual interest over global shared property. The
quantitative survey identified as per 47 %of Britishers are labeled as citizen of world that is
global. However, the global numbers of Brits is 51 %. Further, the writing is accurate because
the scholar justified statements and discussion by outlining personal ideas and thoughts where it
is discussed that people need to open to change and thankful to situation they are living
regardless of complaining, judging and being compassionate.
CONCLUSION
The article concluded by determined as global citizen is tag to be proud of and not to be
judged for.
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REFERENCES
Online
Shackell, J., 2017. DEAR ‘CITIZENS OF NOWHERE’, YOU ARE NOT ALONE. [Online].
Available through: <https://www.intrepidtravel.com/adventures/dear-citizens-of-
nowhere-youre-not-alone/>.
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