Author: Archibugi, Daniele; Held, David & Koehler, Martin; editors:
Title: Re-imagining Political Community : Studies in Cosmopolitan Democracy
Description: Stanford, Stanford University Press, (1998). orig.boards. 23x15cm, xiii,352 pp. Minor rubbing. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Contains 15 papers. Includes: D. Held "Democracy & Globalization"; J.N. Roseman "Governance & Democracy in a Globalizing World"; D. Beetham "Human Rights as a Model for Cosmopolitan Democracy"; J. Crawford & S. Marks "The Global Democracy Deficit: An Essay in International Law & Its Limits"; M. Kaldor "Reconceptualizing Organized Violence"; A. Linklater "Citizenship & Sovereignty in the Post-Westphalian European State"; U.K. Preuss " Citizenship in the European Union: A Paradigm for Transnational Democracy?"; R. Bellamy & D. Castiglione "Between Cosmopolis & Community: Three Models of Rights & Democracy within the European Union"; J. Thompson " Community Identity & World Citizenship"; D. Archibugi "Principles of Cosmopolitan Democracy"; M. Köhler "From the National to the Cosmopolitan Public Sphere"; G. Prins & E. Sellwood "Global Security Problems & the Challenge to Democratic Process"; P. Hassner "Refugees: A Special Case for Cosmopolitan Citizenship?"; D. Bienen; et al: "Democracy in the United Nations System: Cosmopolitan & Communitarian Principles"; R. Falk "The United Nations & Cosmopolitan Democracy: Bad Dream, Utopian Fantasy, Political Project".

Keywords: Political Theory, Democracy, International, Relations, Globalization, Transnational, Interstate System, ,