The St Andrews Centre for Cosmopolitan Studies (formerly CASKE) exists to explore the implications and the possibilities of Cosmopolitanism, which is understood as compassing: the complexity of global social and cultural settings; the experience of the individual citizen; and the openness of a just society. The Centre promotes an egalitarian, existentially sensitive, social science which seeks to place individual experience at the centre of an appreciation of contemporary social and cultural milieux, for the purpose of adumbrating the ethical space of the citizen in a plural and fluid society.

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