The modern state: citizenship, multiculturalism, and globalization -- (Re)situating the west's cultural others in international relations theory: towards developing joint east-west perspectives -- The limited virtue of tolerance in a globalized world -- Civil economy: re-imagining an ethical economy and the implications for citizenship -- Citizenship in the age of global surveilance: some observations on a transforming state-citizen relationship -- Deciding what to do: a universal code of ethics for global citizenship -- Citizenship, history, and culture: Derrida's Monolingualism of the Other in a post-9/11 world -- Challenges of religious universality to global citizenship: ethical implications for today -- Practice dependence, cosmopolitanism, and conflict avoidance -- Multiculturalism is not dead: positive experience of multicultural society management in Russia -- Faith, class, and citizenship in conflict: the Christian predicament in the Syrian and Egyptian uprisings -- Human security in a globalized world: reflections on Japan's official development assistance programmes -- Global imperatives versus local needs: analysis of agricultural development and food security in rural south Asia -- Non-adherence to international IP protection standards in less developed countries: the case of Pakistan? -- Mobilizing democracy in post-colonial Africa: the case for democracy in the thought of Kwame Nkumah -- Education in a globalized world: education city and the recalibration of Qatari citizens -- Qatar's globalized citizenry and the Majlis culture: insights for Habermas's theory of the development of a public sphere.