Table 1
Cosmopolitanism.
| Moral | Identities | Values | Practices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extreme | Membership of humanity | Global sense of justice and solidarity | Civic and material oriented towards realizing global justice Cross cultural dialogue and collective responsibility |
| Moderate | Combined membership of humanity and of particular communities | Balanced global and social sense of justice and solidarity | Civic and material oriented towards realizing local and global justice Cross cultural dialogue and collective responsibility |
| Cultural | |||
| Extreme | Cosmopolitan citizen of the globalised world | Individual flourishing in a cosmopolitan culture | Social and material oriented towards realizing cosmopolitan culture Cross cultural dialogue and collective responsibility |
| Moderate | Reflective culturally embedded citizen of the globalised world (‘Weltoffen’) | Individual flourishing in cosmopolitan culture and in reflective cultural rootedness | Social and material oriented towards realizing cultural openness and reflection Cross cultural dialogue and collective responsibility |