Titlebook: Beyond Cosmopolitanism; Towards Planetary Tr Ananta Kumar Giri Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Contemporary

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288959ic, multicultural and multilingual world has to be developed. Against this background, the chapter explores the notions of understanding discussed in the history of the Western social sciences. It comes to the conclusion that a particular type of understanding, which is termed “existential” in this

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Choice of Exchange Rate Regime in the IFA,f another—less noble—side of cosmopolitanism. As Ullrich Beck has pointed out in his book ., through the interdependence of the world and its global threats we have all become cosmopolitans, however not by choice but by force..The chapter will attempt to look at the possibility of a cosmopolitanism

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Garry J. Schinasi,R. Todd Smithlop notions of ‘cosmopolitan social thought’, organising them in terms of the varieties of projects they deal with, ranging from the development of cultural competencies enabling equitable treatment of all peoples, to the creation of transnational governance mechanisms, to the establishment of inter

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137522702gins with Kant—inspired, liberal cosmopolitan narratives, which are, by and large, inscribed within the Cartesian binary of mind and body, extending into binarisations and elisions within gender, sexuality as well as race. In response to such narratives, the chapter examines some contemporary articu