Cosmopolitan Spaces

Focusing on the concept of cosmopolitanism as a politics of space, this book presents a fresh theoretical framework for analyzing Europe's social and political transformations in the context of globalization. It critiques existing globalization theories that overlook spatial dimensions and engages with contemporary social science trends, particularly the spatial turn. Additionally, it challenges traditional views of Europe by proposing that it be understood as a postwestern entity, offering a provocative perspective on European identity and its imperial implications.