Conceiving Cosmopolitanism: Theory, Context, and Practice Book

	Notes on Contributors
	List of Acronyms and Abbreviations
1	Introduction: Conceiving Cosmopolitanism	1
2	Political Belonging in a World of Multiple Identities	25
3	Middle Eastern Experiences of Cosmopolitanism	32
4	Cosmopolitanism and the Social Experience of Cities	42
5	Culture and Political Community: National, Global, and Cosmopolitan	48
6	The Cosmopolitan Perspective: Sociology in the Second Age of Modernity	61
7	The Class Consciousness of Frequent Travellers: Towards a Critique of Actually Existing Cosmopolitanism	86
8	Political Community Beyond the Sovereign State, Supranational Federalism, and Transnational Minorities	110
9	Four Cosmopolitanism Moments	137
10	Colonial Cosmopolitanism	165
11	Media Corporatism and Cosmopolitanism	180
12	Both Sides, Now: Culture Contact, Hybridization, and Cosmopolitanism	191
13	Cosmopolitanism at the Local Level: The Development of Transnational Neighbourhoods	209
14	Not Universalists, Not Pluralists: The New Cosmopolitans Find Their Own Way	227
15	Interests and Identities in Cosmopolitan Politics	240
16	Cosmopolitan Harm Conventions	254
17	Cosmopolitanism and Organized Violence	268
	References	279
	Index	300