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The Cosmopolitical Corporation
Journal of Business Ethics, 2009In light of recent attempts to determine the political role and status of corporations I discuss the normative implications of considering multinational corporations (MNCs) as political actors. I posit that corporations do indeed have a new political role in a connected world, in particular with respect to matters of human rights, social and ...
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New Left Review, 2000
When the nation-state loses many of its traditional powers, Daniele Archibugi argues, democracy requires a cosmopolitan political authority above it. But current humanitarian interventions do not fulfil such higher normsthey betray them, as the self-arrogated prerogatives of the few.
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When the nation-state loses many of its traditional powers, Daniele Archibugi argues, democracy requires a cosmopolitan political authority above it. But current humanitarian interventions do not fulfil such higher normsthey betray them, as the self-arrogated prerogatives of the few.
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The Rise of Legal Cosmopolitism:
, 2016 Interna-tional crimi-nal justice deals with a limited number of core crimes, which have a deep impact on the interna-tional community: genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes. All of these crimes are usually described as ordi-nary crimes committed in extraordinary circum-stances, which lawyers call contextual elements.
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2023
This final brief chapter reviews the conception of “cosmopolitics” employed in thinking of the ecology of practices, its links with the concept of “fright,” and the contrast that is needed with contemporary notions of “empowerment,” “governance,” and “stakeholders.” A “chemical” conception of political technique is proposed as a way to acknowledge the ...
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This final brief chapter reviews the conception of “cosmopolitics” employed in thinking of the ecology of practices, its links with the concept of “fright,” and the contrast that is needed with contemporary notions of “empowerment,” “governance,” and “stakeholders.” A “chemical” conception of political technique is proposed as a way to acknowledge the ...
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2017
Since the nineteenth century the Parisienne has been the figure of universal femininity: her national particularity was always already international or global at its conception. As part of the Parisienne mythology, cosmopolitanism has the sense of anyone and anywhere.
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Since the nineteenth century the Parisienne has been the figure of universal femininity: her national particularity was always already international or global at its conception. As part of the Parisienne mythology, cosmopolitanism has the sense of anyone and anywhere.
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2022
AbstractThis chapter explores the processes by which the upland Konyak Nagas in the Indo-Myanmar borderlands divine, construct, and legitimize political authority. Drawing on a series of recent events, including a controversial coronation ceremony attended by the state governor organized by a millenarian religious leader named N.
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AbstractThis chapter explores the processes by which the upland Konyak Nagas in the Indo-Myanmar borderlands divine, construct, and legitimize political authority. Drawing on a series of recent events, including a controversial coronation ceremony attended by the state governor organized by a millenarian religious leader named N.
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2022
Militant cosmopolitics explores cosmopolitanism’s radical dynamic as expressed in the struggles from below, all over the world, against exclusion and domination, pointing to the horizon of another world that appears possible. By re-reading the first cosmopolitan stance, that of the Ancient Cynics, the book shows that cosmopolitanism ...
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Militant cosmopolitics explores cosmopolitanism’s radical dynamic as expressed in the struggles from below, all over the world, against exclusion and domination, pointing to the horizon of another world that appears possible. By re-reading the first cosmopolitan stance, that of the Ancient Cynics, the book shows that cosmopolitanism ...
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