Another Cosmopolitanism

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Another Cosmopolitanism is a philosophical work by Seyla Benhabib that explores how cosmopolitan principles of human rights and democratic inclusion can be reconciled with the realities of state sovereignty and cultural diversity.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
addresses inclusion of non-citizens in democratic polities
role of international law in protecting individuals
tension between universal human rights and national self-determination
aimsTo bridge normative theory and legal-institutional practice
rethink cosmopolitanism under conditions of globalization
author Seyla Benhabib NERFINISHED
basedOn Tanner Lectures on Human Values NERFINISHED
critiques strict statist conceptions of sovereignty
strong cultural relativism
discusses Kantian cosmopolitan right
deliberative democracy
democratic iterations
global justice
migration and borders
refugee rights
universalism and particularism
editor Robert Post NERFINISHED
focusesOn reconciliation of cosmopolitan norms with state sovereignty
reconciliation of universal human rights with cultural pluralism
hasContributor Bonnie Honig NERFINISHED
Jeremy Waldron NERFINISHED
Will Kymlicka NERFINISHED
hasForm collection of lectures and commentaries
language English
mainTheme cosmopolitanism
cultural diversity
democratic inclusion
human rights
state sovereignty
philosophicalDiscipline moral philosophy
political philosophy
philosophicalTradition Kantian political theory
critical theory
proposes cosmopolitan federalism
democratic iterations of human rights norms
publisher Oxford University Press
relatedWork The Rights of Others NERFINISHED
targetAudience human rights practitioners
legal theorists
scholars of political theory

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