Cosmopolitanism and the Social Experience of Cities

Abstract

Abstract Cosmopolitanism has a very different cast when you think about it in terms, not so much of political theory, but of social experience and particularly in terms of the social experience of cities. The dynamics of what we mean by cosmopolitanism, its opposites and its internal contradictions are very differently structured. Once you actually take an institution like the city, the link between cosmopolitan and cosmopolitanism is obviously a very particular one.

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