cosmopolitics
- noun
- /ˌkɒzməˈpɒlɪtɪks/
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cosmopolitismo
- Many young people are drawn to cosmopolitics as a way to address worldwide challenges like climate change.
Examples
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Debates about cosmopolitics often focus on balancing global solidarity with respect for local traditions.
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The conference on cosmopolitics attracted scholars interested in global cooperation and cultural exchange.
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Many believe in cosmopolitics.
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Let's discuss cosmopolitics!
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The conference on cosmopolitics focused on building global citizenship through cultural exchange and cooperation.
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Many young activists are passionate about cosmopolitics, seeking solutions to issues that transcend national boundaries.
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Discussions in the field of cosmopolitics emphasize the importance of solidarity among diverse cultures in addressing global problems.
Synonyms
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5.5
Belief that countries should become more connected and rely on each other
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8.2
The belief that all people belong to one world community and should accept other cultures
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7.6
Connections and activities people or groups keep across different countries
Antonyms
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6.0
A strong love and loyalty to one's country that puts its interests above other countries
- Literature
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A country's choice to avoid political and economic contact with other countries
How Global
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5.5
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6.0
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7.2
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cosmopolitics comes from the parts cosmo- meaning 'world' and -politics meaning 'public life', much like the word cosmopolitan which means a 'world citizen'. So, cosmopolitics is a way of thinking about politics that treats people as global citizens and supports cultural openness and solidarity beyond national borders.