Titlebook: Cosmopolitics and the Emergence of a Future; Diane Morgan (Lecturer in Cultural Studies),Gary B Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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declare I have never met one in my life’. In part, because of its pithy dismissal of abstract universalism, several theorists of cosmopolitanism have resuscitated Joseph de Maistre’s quip.. Those theorists who take their cue from de Maistre elaborate their cosmopolitan visions in the perceived abse

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define the words we use so commonly, we all see ourselves as living in a ‘global’ (globalised, globalising) world. Even if we usually shy away from the implications of this obvious reality, we are all aware of the inter-connectedness that is the fabric of our everyday life, from wearing clothes ‘mad

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ory. The work, entitled . was written by Daniel Paul Schreber, presiding judge of the Court of Appeal at Dresden and subsequent subject of Freud’s well-known case study of psychosis. The . constitute a fascinating record of the illness for which Schreber was hospitalised, an account which elaborates

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Sektorstruktur und Umweltpolitike myself interested in Angelopoulos’ films? The short answer is that Angelopoulos’ three films from the 1990s, also referred to as the ‘Balkan Trilogy’ — . (1991), . (1995) and . (1998) — are interventions in the debate on immigration, asylum and borders in today’s Europe (Horton 1997a, 71)..

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Hans H. Nachtkamp,Gerlinde Sinn, global citizenship, human rights and international (or transnational) democracy (see for instance Archibugi 2003; Breckenridge et al. 2002; Cheah and Robbins 1998; Held 2002; Stengers 1997). Critical attention has tended to focus on the works of Immanuel Kant, particularly on his ., as he seems mo

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ed, with the notion of ‘cosmopolitics‘ defining the modern age. This interdisciplinary volume makes a timely contribution to debates on international law, global ecology and economy and transnational synergies.978-1-349-27995-1978-0-230-21068-4

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e implications of this obvious reality, we are all aware of the inter-connectedness that is the fabric of our everyday life, from wearing clothes ‘made in Indonesia’ to seeing our pension funds divest from Brazil or Argentina.