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Inside Global Governance: New Borders of a Concept,and constitute the boundaries of what is possible and what is not. Global governance—as such a concept—opens up our social reality to new opportunities and choices while simultaneously excluding previously available options. This chapter engages with the political implications of “talking global gov

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The Globe and the Ghetto,nternationalism” and “transnationalism.” Both these suggest a bridging of space between nationals and nations. They evoke a sense of exchange and conflict between territorially and politically distinct sites. Similarly, “cosmopolitanism” suggests a “politan” (from the Greek ., citizen) acting within

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Human Rights as Civil Religion: The Glue for Global Governance?, of human rights is being embraced by the United Nations and academics, among others, as the moral foundation of global order, or the “glue” that holds the political project of global governance together by creating the common moral understanding necessary to legitimize global political authority. T