Preface: Twenty Theses on Cosmopolitan Social Theory 1. Taking the ‘ism’ Out of Cosmopolitanism: The Equivocations of the ‘New Cosmopolitanism’ 2. Confronting Reputations: Kant’s Cosmopolitanism and Hegel’s Critique 3. Cosmopolitanism and Political Community: The Equivocations of Constitutional Patriotism 4. Cosmopolitanism and International Law: From the ‘Law of Peoples’ to the ‘Constitutionalisation of International Law’ 5. Cosmopolitanism and Humanitarian Military Intervention: War, Peace and Human Rights 6. Cosmopolitanism and Punishment: Prosecuting Crimes Against Humanity 7. Cosmopolitanism and the Life of the Mind: The Critique of Reason 8. Conclusion
Biography
Robert Fine is Professor of Sociology at the University of Warwick, UK. He has been engaged in theoretical research in the areas of natural law and social theory, cosmopolitan social theory and more empirical research in the areas of racism, anti-Semitism and nationalism.
