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Politics and Cosmopolitanism in a Global Age

Ethics, Human Rights and Global Political Thought

Series Editors: Sebastiano Maffettone and Aakash Singh Rathore

Center for Ethics & Global Politics, Luiss University, Rome

Whereas the interrelation of ethics and political thought has been recognized since the dawn of political reflection, over the last sixty years roughly since the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights we have witnessed a particularly turbulent process of globalizing the coverage and application of that interrelation. At the very instant the decolonized globe consolidated the universality of the sovereign nation-state, that sovereignty and the political thought that grounded it was eroded and outstripped, not as in eras past, by imperial conquest and instruments of war, but rather by instruments of peace (charters, declarations, treaties, conventions), and instruments of commerce and communication (multinational enterprises, international media, global aviation and transport, internet technologies).

Has political theory kept apace with global political realities? Can ethical reflection illuminate the murky challenges of real global politics?

This Routledge book series Ethics, Human Rights and Global Political Thought addresses these crucial questions by bringing together outstanding monographs and anthologies that deal with the intersection of normative theorizing and political realities with a global focus. Treating diverse topics by means of interdisciplinary techniques including philosophy, political theory, international relations and human rights theories, and global and postcolonial studies the books in the Series present up-to-date research that is accessible, practical, yet scholarly.

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Politics and Cosmopolitanism in a Global Age

Editors

Sonika Gupta
Sudarsan Padmanabhan

First published 2015 in India
by Routledge
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Simultaneously published in the UK
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2015 Sonika Gupta and Sudarsan Padmanabhan

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British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data
A catalogue record of this book is available from the British Library

ISBN 978-1-138-82240-5

AIEI Association of Indian Engineering Industry

BSC Biome Stewardship Council

CCEUS Centre for Comparative European Union Studies

CPT Comparative Political Thought

ECHR European Court of Human Rights

EU European Union

FACES Filipino/American Coalition for Environmental Solidarity

FICCI Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry

GLOBE Global Legislators for a Balanced Environment

ICC International Criminal Court

ICISS The International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty

ICJ International Court of Justice

IITM Indian Institute of Technology Madras

INC Indian National Congress

IO International Organization

KDP Union of Democratic Filipinos

MNC Multinational Corporation

NAFTA North American Free Trade Association

NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NGO Non-governmental Organization

NPT Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

NRI Non-resident Indian

OSCE Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe

PIO Person of Indian Origin

PPP Public-Private Partnership

R2P Responsibility to Protect

TRIPS (Agreement on) Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights

UN United Nations

UNSC United Nations Security Council

WTO World Trade Organization

Anatta Soul

Avidya Ignorance

Bhakti Devotion

Cit acit visishtam Brahman The Ultimate Reality is qualified by the Conscious and the Unconscious

Demos A group of individuals that share a name and a common territory and are aware of their identity as a community

Desa Place

Dharmasastras Various codes of conduct in a fractured polity

Din-i-Ilahi A new syncretized religion, centred on the ideal of one supreme reality

Dravida Nadu Dravidian nation

Gana sanghas Groups of various sanghas or social groups

Hindu Rashtra Hindu nation

Hrvatsvo Croatianness

Insan-i-Kamil The perfect man

Italianit Italianness

Kala Time

Kavyas Poetic works

Lakshana-lakshya Categorization in the ancient Indian classical literary theory and musicology, cosmopolitanvernacular socio-linguistic framework formalpragmatic

Laoi Followers of a leader

Lokasamgraha Welfare of the world at large

Marai Veda

Mexicanidad Mexicanness

Moksha Liberation

Mujtahid A scholar of Islamic jurisprudence

Neeti Formal justice

Nermai Honesty

Niskama karma Non-attached action

Nyaya/Nyayam Fairness

Paramarthika satta Transcendent realm

Paramarthika, Vyavaharika Distinction between the realm of Sanskrit cosmopolis and the vernacular

Plethos Mass of disorderly people

Praja A civic nation; people or subjects

Pravasi Bharatiya Indians abroad

Rajabhasha Official transactions; royal transactional language

Saranagati Self-surrender

Sarva dharma sama bhava Equal treatment of all religions

Sastra Scientific/formal authoritative texts on religion, science and law

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