Global Citizenship: A Critical Introduction

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Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Notes on The Contributors
Glossary
Introduction
SECTION I THE IDEA OF GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
	Section Introduction
	1 An Emergent Matrix of Citizenship: Complex, Uneven, and Fluid
		Introductory Reflections
		1 Westphalian Citizenship: A Resilient Reality
		2 The Case for Regional Citizenship
		3 Visionary Perspectives: The Role of the Citizen Pilgrim
		Questions
		Notes
	2 Global Citizenship: Yes or No?
		1 Ethical or Institutional?
		2 Vacuous Conception?
		3 World Government?
		4 Objective Ethical Basis?
		5 All or Some?
		6 Challenge to National Citizenship?
		Conclusion
		Questions
	3 Good International Citizenship
		Introduction - The Idea of \'Good International Citizenship\'
		Good International Citizenship and Foreign Policy
		The Conservatism of Good International Citizenship
		Intellectual Problems of Good International Citizenship
		Conclusion
		Questions
	4 Feminism and Global Citizenship
		Introduction
		Feminist Politics in a Global Context
		Women, War and Peace
		An Ethic of Care
		Critical Reflections
		Conclusion
		Questions
		Notes
SECTION 2 INSTITUTIONAL ISSUES AND THE BASES OF SCEPTICISM
	Section Introduction
	5 Citizenship: European and Global
		Introduction
		1 Union Citizenship
		2 Citizenship as a Source of Trust
		3 The Basis of Citizenship
		4 European and Global Citizenship
		Conclusion
		Questions
		Notes
	6 The Left, the Nation-State and European Citizenship
		Questions
	7 The Transformation of Political Community: Rethinking Democracy in the Context of Globalisation
		Changing Forms of Regional and Global Enmeshment
		Democracy and Globalisation: In Sum
		Rethinking Democracy in the Context of Globalisation
		Questions
	8 What\'s Wrong with Cosmopolitan Democracy?
		Globalisation and Cosmopolitan Democracy
		A Critical View on Cosmopolitan Democracy
		The Continuing Relevance of the Nation-State
		Why We Need a Strong and Democratic Civil Society
		Questions
		Notes
	9 The UN and Global Citizenship
		Origin and Development
		International Peace and Security
		Humanitarian Assistance: Disasters, Refugees and Rights
		Science, Economic Cooperation and Development
		Reform and Democratisation of the UN?
		Conclusion
		Questions
SECTION 3 ETHICAL BASES OF GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
	Section Introduction
	10 A Global Ethic for a New Global Order
		1 Challenges and Responses
		2 New World Order and World Ethic
		3 World Politics Discovers the Global Ethic
		4 Not Only Rights but also Responsibilities
		5 Contribution of Religions
		Questions
		Notes
	11 Global Ethics and Global Citizenship
		Introduction
		1 Examples of Global Citizenship Action
		2 Implications for Global Ethics
		3 The Common Core
		4 Varieties of Global Ethics
		5 What Global Norms?
		Questions
	12  Global Justice, Global Institutions and Global Citizenship
		Introduction
		Cosmopolitan Views of Global Justice
		Institutional Implications of Theories of Global Justice
		Global Citizenship: Legal Rights or Moral Duties?
		Conclusion
		Questions
	13 Global Citizenship and Common Values
		Introduction
		1 What We Have in Common: Empirical Evidence
		2 What We Have in Common: A Philosphical Proposition
		3 Principles and Procedures
		4 Values and Relative Weights
		Questions
		Notes
SECTION 4 SPECIFIC AREAS: ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION, TECHNOLOGY, IMMIGRATION AND PEACE
	Section Introduction
		Outline of Authors
		Commentary
	14 Global Citizenship and the Global Environment
		Introduction
		1 The Global Environment Not an Abstraction
		2 Unrestricted versus Restricted Approaches to Ethics
		3 The Relevance or Irrelevance of Species Boundaries
		4 Global Citizenship and Global Civil Society
		Questions
	15 Living with the Big Picture: A Systems Approach to Citizenship of a Complex Planet
		Interconnections
		Taking a Systems Approach
		What Do We Mean by \'System\'?
		What and Whose Systems are Relevant to Global Citizenship?
		System Levels and Emergent Properties in Relation to Global Citizenship
		Questions
	16 Economic Globalisation and Global Citizenship
		Introduction
		1 Economic Globalisation
		2 The Experience of Globalisation in Less Developed Countries
		3 The Consequences of Economic Globalisation for Global Citizenship
		4 Issues and Options
		Questions
	17 Citizenship in Our Globalising World of Technology
		Introduction
		The Systems Character of Technology
		Technology, the Ethical Vacuum and the Challenge to Citizenship
		Responsible Citizens in a Globalising World
		Questions
	18 Immigration: What Does Global Justice Require?
		Legal Immigrants, Citizens, Refugees
		State Partiality and the Global Perspective
		Immigration and the Land
		Immigration and Membership
		Immigration and Exploitation
		Conclusion
		Questions
		Notes
	19 Global Citizenship and Peace
		Introduction
		1 Why Peace is Important
		2 Parallel with Ordinary Citizenship
		3 Peace at the Global Level
		4 Foreign Policy
		5 Background Conditions for the More Effective Realisation of Primary Activities
		Conclusion
		Questions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index