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• The policy of cosmopolitism: from universalism to pluralism

  This article is devoted to the search for an adequate justification for the modern policy of cosmopolitism. The author maintains that the legitimation of cosmopolitism is of rather cultural than political nature. Liberal cultural pluralism based on universal political and legal principles (Kant and Rawls) proves to be insufficient. However, it ...

• Kants praktischer Platonismus

  ... who ought to transform the empirical world of human society and history according to the norms and standards of moral laws. This was meant to be a programme for a moral reform of the human world, both with regard to individual moral­ity and to the cosmopolitical task of the establishment of an international order of legal institutions. Kant’s practical Platonism insists on the creation of a moral world order through human actions that take their lead from pure practical reason. Baumgarten,...

• Countries of the Baltic Region in the Global Culinary Space

  ... Reviews of Michelin Restaurants, Food and Foodways, Vol. 23, no. 4, p. 231—250. 31. Waters, M. 1996, The Globalization, London, New York. Rakhmanov A. B. global culinary space, culinary powers, culinary sovereignty, culinary nationalism, culinary cosmopolitism, Baltic region, Russia, Germany 88-103 https://doi.org/10.5922/2079-8555-2017-2-7

• Duty and Coercion in Kant’s Republican Cosmopolitanism

  ... International Political Theory 3, pp. 57—72. 30. Ypi, L. 2012a, A permissive theory of territorial rights, in: European Journal of Philosophy 22/2, pp. 288—312. 31. Ypi, L. 2012b, Global Justice and Avant-Garde Political Agency, Oxford. 32. Ypi, L. 2013, Cosmopolitism Without If and Without But, in: Brock, G. (ed.), Cosmopolitanism versus Non-Cosmopolitanism. Critiques, Defenses, Reconceptualizations, Oxford, pp. 75—91. Kant, cosmopolitanism, sovereignty, duty, coercion, global justice Sánchez Madrid ...

• Around the “social pedagogy” of Paul Natorp: Vladimir Dinze in the debates on national upbringing. Part 2

  ... A. 1916, K. D. Ushinskij i samoopredelenie russkoj shkoly [Konstantin Ushinsky and selfdetermination of Russian school], Russkaja shkola [Russian school], no. 2—3, depart. I, p. 1—10. Paul Natorp, Vladimir Dinze, “social pedagogy”, nation, cosmopolitism, national education, patriotic upbringing, scientific translation Dmitrieva N. A. 66-89 10.5922/0207-6918-2017-1-6

• Russia’s Coastal Zone as a Social and Geographic Phenomenon: Conceptualisation and Delimitation

  ... [St. Petersburg coastal region: geo-economic transformation of the territory], Saint Petersburg, 191 p. 14. Bosworth, A. 1996, The world-city system by the year 2000, Journal of Developing Societies, T. 12, Vol. 1, p. 52—67. 15. Cartier, C. 1999, Cosmopolitics and the maritime world city, The Geographical Review, T. 89, Vol. 2, p. 278—289. 16. Notteboom,T., Rodrigue, J.-P. 2005, Port Regionalization: Towards a New Phase in Port Development, Maritime Policy & Management, T. 32, Vol. 3, p. 297—313....

• Around the “social pedagogy” of Paul Natorp: Vladimir Dinze in the debates on national upbringing. Part 1

  ... 93—103. 46. Yakovenko, B. V. 2000, O zadachakh filosofii v Rossii [About the tasks of philosophy in Russia], in: Yakovenko B. V. Moshch’ filosofii [Power of philosophy], Moscow, p. 653—660. Paul Natorp, Vladimir Dinze, “social pedagogy”, nation, cosmopolitism, national education, patriotic upbringing, scientific translation Dmitrieva N. 38-55 10.5922/0207-6918-2016-4-3