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Is the current global system compatible with cosmopolitanism, a universalist approach which grants no inherent moral significance to the state? In this volume, prominent theorists and International Relations scholars debate the implications of cosmopolitanism for state sovereignty, suprastate legitimacy, and the reform of cities, states and regional projects - as well as some encompassing world government.
Introduction : institutions as a cosmopolitan concern / Luis Cabrera -- Popular resource sovereignty / Leif Wenar -- Reflections on institutional cosmopolitanism : state responsibility in a globalized age / Richard Beardsworth -- The responsible cosmopolitan state / Richard Shapcott -- Global governance : procedures, outcomes and justice / Simon Caney -- Reform, resist, create : institutional cosmopolitanism and duties toward suprastate institutions / Luis Cabrera -- International organizations and democracy : an assessment / Mathias Koenig-Archibugi -- Global justice at the municipal scale : the case of Medellín, Colombia / Fonna Forman and Teddy Cruz -- Demos-cracy for the European Union : why and how / Philippe van Parijs -- Cosmopolitan justice, democracy and the world state / Catherine Lu -- All together now : geography, the three cosmopolitanisms and planetary earth / Daniel H. Deudney.