SECTION 1: THE IDEA OF GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP: Section introduction / John Williams -- An emergent matrix of citizenship: complex, uneven, and fluid / Richard Falk -- Global citizenship: yes or no? / Nigel Dower -- Good international citizenship / John Williams -- Feminism and global citizenship / Kimberly Hutchings -- SECTION 2: INSTITUTIONAL ISSUES AND THE BASES OF SCEPTICISM: Section introduction / John Williams -- Citizenship: European and globa / Andreas Follesdal -- The left, the nation-state and European citizenship / David Miller -- The transformation of political community: rethinking democracy in the context of globalisation / David Held -- What's wrong with cosmopolitan democracy? / Roland Axtmann -- The UN and global citizenship / Mark Imber -- SECTION 3: ETHICAL BASES OF GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP: Section introduction / Nigel Dower -- A global ethic for a new global order / Hans Kung -- Global ethics and global citizenship / Nigel Dower -- Global justice, global institutions, and global citizenship / Christien van den Anker -- Global citizenship and common values / Sabina Alkire -- SECTION 4: SPECIFIC AREAS: ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION, TECHNOLOGY, IMMIGRATION AND PEACE: Section introduction / Nigel Dower -- Global citizenship and the global environment / Robin Attfield -- Living with the big picture: a system approach to citizenship of a complex planet / Chris Blackmore and John Smyth -- Economic globalisation and global citizenship / David Newlands -- Citizenship in our globalising world of technology / Syrse Stijbos -- Immigration: what does global justice require? / Valeria Ottonelli -- Globala citizenship and peace / Nigel Dower -- Conclusion.