Cosmopolitanism.
Overview
| Works: | 105 works in 34 publications in 34 languages | |
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Titles
Global metropolitan : = globalizing cities in a capitalist world /
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Human rights and empire : = the political philosophy of cosmopolitanism /
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Educating for Cosmopolitanism : = lessons from cognitive science and literature /
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We the cosmopolitans : = moral and existential conditions of being human /
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The Teacher and the world : = a study of cosmopolitanism as education /
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The Worldliness of a cosmopolitan education : = passionate lives in public service /
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Justice without borders : = cosmopolitanism, nationalism, and patriotism /
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Political theory of global justice = a cosmopolitan case for the world state /
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Real World Justice = Grounds, Principles, Human Rights, and Social Institutions /
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The creolization reader : = studies in mixed identities and cultures /
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Environmental participation : = immanence, cosmopolitics, and the agency of environmental assemblage /
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The character of curriculum studies = Bildung, Currere, and the recurring question of the subject /
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Cultivating cosmopolitanism for intercultural communication : = communicating as global citizens /
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Transforming learning in schools and communities : = the remaking of education for a cosmopolitan society /
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Building cosmopolitan communities = a critical and multidimensional approach /
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Civil disobedience and the politics of identity = when we should not get along /
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Cosmopolitanism versus Non-Cosmopolitanism = Critiques, Defenses, Reconceptualizations /
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A cosmopolitan journey? : = difference, distinction and identity work in gap year travel /
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Cosmopolitanism in conflict = imperial encounters from the Seven Years' War to the Cold War /
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Toward a cosmopolitan ethics of mobility = the migrant's-eye view of the world /
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Cosmopolitanism, markets, and consumption = a critical global perspective /
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Choreographing the airport = field notes from the transit spaces of global mobility /
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Revolution and cosmopolitanism : = the Western stage and the Chinese stages /
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World poverty and human rights : = cosmopolitan responsibilities and reforms /
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The sociology of cosmopolitanism = globalization, identity, culture and government /
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Indigenous cosmopolitans : = transnational and transcultural indigeneity in the twenty-first century /
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Civil disobedience and the politics of identity : = when we should not get along /
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Couchsurfing cosmopolitanisms : = can tourism make a better world? /
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Systemic ethics and non-anthropocentric stewardship = implications for transdisciplinarity and cosmopolitan politics /
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Cosmopolitanism = educational, philosophical and historical perspectives /
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Anthropology and the new cosmopolitanism = rooted, feminist and vernacular perspectives /
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Indigenous perceptions of the end of the world = creating a cosmopolitics of change /
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Conviviality at the crossroads = the poetics and politics of everyday encounters /
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Roots, routes and a new awakening = beyond one and many and alternative planetary futures /
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Imperial beast fables = animals, cosmopolitanism, and the British Empire /
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Cosmopolitan Approaches to International Law : = Finding the Right Lens to View the Freedom of Outer Space.
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