Titlebook: Local Cosmopolitanism; Imagining and (Re-)M Kristof Van Assche,Petruța Teampău Book 2015 The Author(s) 2015 Current conceptions of globaliz

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Cosmopolitanism and Networks: Odessa, Trieste, TbilisiTbilisi. Each has a past that was more cosmopolitan than the present, and each, in different degrees and manners, remembers and uses that cosmopolitan past to understand its present and guide them towards its future. In each case, the cosmopolitan past is mythologized in different ways, masking less

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Narratives of Place and Selfcal, autobiographical and place narratives, at the role of consistency and inconsistency in them, and connect this with a reflection on the functioning of social memory. We show that memory needs reproduction, selection, relies on gatekeepers and promoters, and can be instrumentalized within limits.

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Identities on the Move rendering the conceptualization of local cosmopolitanism more complex, because of the blurring of boundaries implied. We discuss migration and the way its renders fluid identities, of people and places, yet offers new sources of reinvention as well. Identity is then looked at through the prism of p

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Narratives, Networks and Policies (Sulina and Beyond) also forms of agency of networks, physical landscapes, and other agents of the Real in narrative construction and reconstruction. We discuss the links between past, present and future that are affected by these influences, relevant when considering issues of policy and planning. The links between r

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Local Cosmopolitanism and Governances development. We discuss the image of local cosmopolitanism and its local construction we obtained after our investigations, and what this image means for a general perspective on globalization. Zooming in, we then return to the question of policy relevance: what can our analysis tell us about the

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