cosmopolitanisme
Cosmopolitanism is a political and ethical philosophy that advocates for a global community of citizens, transcending national boundaries. It emphasizes the importance of universal human rights, equality, and the interdependence of all nations. Cosmopolitanism was first articulated by the ancient Greek philosopher Polybius, who argued that all humans are part of a single, global community. This idea was later revived in the modern era by philosophers such as Immanuel Kant and John Rawls.
Key principles of cosmopolitanism include the idea that individuals have a duty to consider the well-being
Critics of cosmopolitanism argue that it undermines national sovereignty and cultural diversity, and that it may
In practice, cosmopolitanism has influenced various international organizations and policies, including the United Nations and the