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Seizing the middle ground: Cosmopolitan Democracy, its critique and possible steps forward for global governance

Working Paper No 27: Frangonikolopoulos & Proedrou
Seizing the middle ground: Cosmopolitan Democracy, its critique and possible steps forward for global governance (PDF Document) (December 2012)

Wed 27 Mar 2013, 15:56 | Tags: Frangonikolopoulos, Proedrou, cosmopolitanism, democracy promotion, governance

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