Cosmopolitanism: critical concepts in the social sciences

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N.Y.: Routledge (2011)
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v. 1. Classical contributions to cosmopolitanism -- v. 2. Key contemporary analyses of cosmopolitanism -- v. 3. Cosmopolitans and cosmopolitanisms -- v. 4. Contested cosmopolitanisms.

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JZ1308.C675 2011

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