This volume explores Kant's cosmopolitanism and its implications for a Kantian-inspired cosmopolitics. The contributors provide a definitive source and specification of key new areas in the field of Kantian cosmopolitanism and how it is integral to current debates in political theory, political philosophy and international relations.

• Contributors
• Acknowledgements
• A Note on Referencing the Works of Immanuel Kant
• 1 Background Issues and Challenges in Kant’s Cosmopolitanism
• PART 1 SOVEREIGNTY AND KANT’S COSMOPOLITICS
  • 2 Cosmopolitan Right and Universal Citizenship
  • 3 Kantian Republicanism in the International Sphere: Equal Sovereignty as a Condition of Global Justice
• PART 2 PUBLICITY IN COSMOPOLITICS
  • 4 Provisional Publicity
  • 5 Republicanism and Cosmopolitanism: A Kantian Reconciliation
• PART 3 THE REALISABILITY OF COSMOPOLITAN IDEALS
  • 6 The Realisability of Kant’s Cosmopolitan Values
  • 7 Rethinking ‘Kant’s Europe’ and Cosmopolitan Right
  • 8 Rereading Kantian Hospitality for the Present
• PART 4 COSMOPOLITANISM AND CULTURE
  • 9 Taking a Detour: Kant’s Theory of Moral Cosmopolitan Education
  • 10 Is there a Cosmopolitan Impetus behind Kant’s Definition of Taste as the Discipline of Genius? An Appraisal
• Index