Eade, John <br/><br/>
Global ethics and civil Society/ 
Eade, John 
 - England:  Ashgate,  2005. 
 - 180 pg  HB 
<br/><br/>1  Globalization, Cosmopolitanism and the Problem of Civil Society:<br/>Some Introductory Remarks<br/>Darren J. 0 'Byrne<br/>2  Principles of a Global Ethic<br/>Bhikhu Parekh<br/>3  Cosmopolitan Political Community: Why does it Feel so Right?<br/>Kate Nash<br/>4  Towards an Embodied Global Ethic<br/>Luigi Esposito and John W. Murphy<br/>5  Consequentialist Cosmopolitanism and Global Political Agency<br/>Rajfaele Marchetti<br/>6  Global Ethics: Foundations and Methodologies<br/>Heather Widdows<br/>I  Informal Sociality, Cosmopolitanism and Gender among<br/>Transnational Professionals: Unravelling Some of the Linkages<br/>between the Global Economy and Civil Society<br/>Paul Kennedy<br/>8  The Global Compact: Corporate Citizenship in Action, but is it<br/>Enough?<br/>Lisa Whitehouse<br/>9  Transnational Corporations: Power, Influence and Responsibility<br/>Sorcha MacLeod and Douglas Lewis<br/>10 Global Civil Society and Spaces of Resistance<br/>Ray Kiely<br/>II Global Citizenship, Globalization and Citizenship - An Unholy Trio?<br/>Nigel Dower<br/>12 Concluding Remarks: Global and Local, Migration and Morality<br/>John Eade 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780754642145 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>170  / EAD/G