Cosmopolitanism in Modernity: Human Dignity in a Global Age examines the challenges and solutions in conceptualizing and actualizing human dignity in a global perspective. The book investigates and endorses the contributions of cosmopolitanism toward a dynamic vision of human beings in just communities that can stretch beyond borders of all kind.
Cosmopolitanism in Modernity: Human Dignity in a Global Age examines the challenges and solutions in conceptualizing and actualizing human dignity in a global perspective. The book investigates and endorses the contributions of cosmopolitanism toward a dynamic vision of human beings in just communities that can stretch beyond borders of all kind.
Anand Bertrand Commissiong is assistant professor in the Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice at West Texas A&M University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Local and Global: Notes from Recent US Elections "the sigh of the oppressed creature, the sentiment of a heartless world" The Market Mind-set and the Faith in the Market Cosmopolitan Ideas in Modernity Issues of Definition Part 1: Ancient and Modern Sources and Contexts 1 Ancient and Modern Cosmopolitanisms Ancient and Early Modern Cosmopolitanisms Modern and Contemporary Contexts A Survey of the Varieties of Cosmopolitanism in Modernity Moral and Political Cosmopolitanism 2 The Rise of Economic Individualism and the Development of the Commercial Community A Crisis of Conscience: The Crumbling Sacred Canopy and the Changing Sources of Authority Globalization: The Sheltering Market The Heart of Empire Cosmopolitanism vs. Globalization: The Responsibilities of Freedom Part 2: Contemporary Cosmopolitanisms 3 Martha Nussbaum and the Individual at the Center: Liberties and Capabilities, Theory and Practice Theory: Stoic Theories of Reason, Association, and Moral Development Practice: Action and Conflicting Duties The Capabilities Approach Universal Values and the Primacy of the Individual 4 Jürgen Habermas and the Individual in Community: Freedom and Responsibility in the Nation-State "Perpetual Peace": Kant's Cosmopolitan Idea Reconsidered The Rule of Law and Popular Sovereignty in Modern Democracy Habermas's Linguistic Turn Globalization and the Post-National Constellation Habermas: A Critical Appraisal 5 David Held: Freedom and Accountability Beyond the Nation-State The Interstate System and Modern Democracy The Nation-State: Its Uses and Abuses International Accountability and Enforcement National and International Public Spheres Transnational Public Spheres and Transnational Solidarity Part 3: Restating the Case 6 Cosmopolitan Virtues for a Modern World Fracturing of the Fatal Circle(s) Heterogeneity and Solidarity 7 Cosmopolitanism Law The New New World Order: Unfinished Business Cosmopolitanism and the Left: The Theory and Practice of Cosmopolitan Law Stoic Cosmopolitanism Today 8 Conclusion: Our Futures, Together The One and the Universal Our Post-National Futures, Unavoidably Side by Side Bibliography
Introduction Local and Global: Notes from Recent US Elections "the sigh of the oppressed creature, the sentiment of a heartless world" The Market Mind-set and the Faith in the Market Cosmopolitan Ideas in Modernity Issues of Definition Part 1: Ancient and Modern Sources and Contexts 1 Ancient and Modern Cosmopolitanisms Ancient and Early Modern Cosmopolitanisms Modern and Contemporary Contexts A Survey of the Varieties of Cosmopolitanism in Modernity Moral and Political Cosmopolitanism 2 The Rise of Economic Individualism and the Development of the Commercial Community A Crisis of Conscience: The Crumbling Sacred Canopy and the Changing Sources of Authority Globalization: The Sheltering Market The Heart of Empire Cosmopolitanism vs. Globalization: The Responsibilities of Freedom Part 2: Contemporary Cosmopolitanisms 3 Martha Nussbaum and the Individual at the Center: Liberties and Capabilities, Theory and Practice Theory: Stoic Theories of Reason, Association, and Moral Development Practice: Action and Conflicting Duties The Capabilities Approach Universal Values and the Primacy of the Individual 4 Jürgen Habermas and the Individual in Community: Freedom and Responsibility in the Nation-State "Perpetual Peace": Kant's Cosmopolitan Idea Reconsidered The Rule of Law and Popular Sovereignty in Modern Democracy Habermas's Linguistic Turn Globalization and the Post-National Constellation Habermas: A Critical Appraisal 5 David Held: Freedom and Accountability Beyond the Nation-State The Interstate System and Modern Democracy The Nation-State: Its Uses and Abuses International Accountability and Enforcement National and International Public Spheres Transnational Public Spheres and Transnational Solidarity Part 3: Restating the Case 6 Cosmopolitan Virtues for a Modern World Fracturing of the Fatal Circle(s) Heterogeneity and Solidarity 7 Cosmopolitanism Law The New New World Order: Unfinished Business Cosmopolitanism and the Left: The Theory and Practice of Cosmopolitan Law Stoic Cosmopolitanism Today 8 Conclusion: Our Futures, Together The One and the Universal Our Post-National Futures, Unavoidably Side by Side Bibliography
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