Cosmopolitan Spaces: Europe, Globalization, Theory

Chris Rumford

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Acknowledgments. 1. Introduction: Cosmopolitanism as a Politics of Space. 2. From a Sociology of the EU to a Social Theory of Europe. 3. The Borders and Borderlands of Europe: A Critique of Balibar. 4. Europe's Cosmopolitan Borders. 5. 'Spaces of Wonder': The Global Politics of Strangeness. 6. Empire and the Hubris of the 'High-point'. 7. Postwesternization. 8. The World is not enough: Globalization Reconsidered. 9. Concluding Thoughts: The Spaces of Critical Cosmopolitanism. Notes. Bibliography. Index.

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