Cosmopolitismo en la era de la globalización
The cosmopolitan tradition and its relevance in times of globalization
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https://doi.org/10.12795/araucaria.2024.i55.24Keywords:
cosmopolitismo,modernidad,globalización,universalismoAbstract
Cosmopolitan theories have undergone a significant revitalization in our times as a result of the intensification of human relations brought about by the phenomenon of globalization. In recent decades, particularly since the fall of the Berlin Wall, there has been a flourishing of cosmopolitan theses that aspire to offer a theoretical model from which to understand and transform reality in this era of openness and growing interdependence inaugurated by globalization. In this paper we make a historical and conceptual approximation to cosmopolitanism, analyzing the causes of its current boom and, after analyzing the elements that make up the phenomenon of globalization, which determines a transition from the first to the second modernity, we formulate a humanist and enlightened proposal of a gradual cosmopolitanism, a cosmopolitan realist conception that allows transcending statehood through the implementation of multilevel forms of governance.
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De Julios-Campuzano, A. (2024). La tradición cosmopolita y su vigencia en tiempos de globalización. Araucaria. Revista iberoamericana de filosofía política, humanidades y relaciones internacionales, 55.
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Accepted 2024-01-27
Published 2024-02-02
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