Abstract

Conclusion. In conclusion, it has been possible to glimpse gaps that represent new lines of research necessary to promote the formation of global citizenship that acts to transform the world into a more sustainable and humane place.

Keywords: Global Education, literature reviews, citizenship education, global citizenship education

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