\aChapter 1: The Modern State: Citizenship, Multiculturalism, and Globalization / Francis Robinson -- Chapter 2: (Re)Situating the West's Cultural Others in International Relations Theory: Towards Developing Joint East-West Perspectives / Hassan Bashir and Hamza Bin Jehangir -- Chapter 3: The Limited Virtue of Tolerance in a Globalized World / Phillip W. Gray -- Chapter 4: Civil Economy: Re-imagining an Ethical Economy and the Implications for Citizenship / Khalid Mir -- Chapter 5: Citizenship in the Age of Global Surveillance: Some Observations on a Transforming State-Citizen Relationship / Bettina Koch -- Chapter 6: Deciding What to Do: A Universal Code of Ethics for Global Citizenship / Andrej Zwitter -- Chapter 7: Citizenship, History and Culture: Derrida's Monolingualism of the Other in a Post-9/11 World / Rashmika (Gogo) Pandya -- Chapter 8: Challenges of Religious Universality to Global Citizenship: Ethical Implications for Today / Robin S. Seelan -- Chapter 9: Practice Dependence, Cosmopolitanism, and Conflict Avoidance / Kevin W. Gray -- Chapter 10: Multiculturalism Is Not Dead: Positive Experience of Multicultural Society Management in Russia / Yan I. Vaslavskiy -- Chapter 11: Faith, Class, and Citizenship in Conflict: The Christian Predicament in the Syrian and Egyptian Uprisings / Salma Mousa -- Chapter 12: Human Security in a Globalized World: Reflections on Japan's Official Development Assistance Programmes / Alexandria Innes and Christopher Lamont -- Chapter 13: Global Imperatives versus Local Needs: Analysis of Agricultural Development and Food Security in Rural South Asia / Sanee Sajjad -- Chapter 14: Non-adherence to International IP Protection Standards in Less Developed Countries: The Case of Pakistan? / Ahmed Bashir -- Chapter 15: Mobilizing Democracy in Post-Colonial Africa: The Case for Democracy in the Thought of Kwame Nkrumah / Sara R. Jordan -- Chapter 16: Education in a Globalized World: Education City and the Recalibration of Qatari Citizens / Tanya Kane -- Chapter 17: Qatar's Globalized Citizenry and the Majlis Culture: Insights from Habermas's Theory of the Development of a Public Sphere / Nancy Small -- Index.
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