Cosmopolitanism, Markets, and Consumption

1. Introduction
Julie Emontspool, Ian Woodward

Part I. The Cosmopolitan Concept: Definition, Uses and Challenges

2. Conceptualizing the Field. Consuming the Other, Marketing Difference
Ian Woodward, Julie Emontspool

3. On Decomposing the ‘Thick’ and the ‘Thin’ for Measuring Cosmopolitanism in Multicultural Marketplaces: Why Unpacking the Foreign and Global Aspects of Cosmopolitanism Matters
Eva Kipnis

4. Aesthetico-cultural Cosmopolitanism: A New Kind of ‘Good Taste’ Among French Youth
Vincenzo Cicchelli, Sylvie Octobre

Part II. Cosmopolitan Spaces

5. Global Brands and Cosmopolitanism: Building Cosmopolitan Attitudes Through Global Consumers in São Paulo
Viviane Riegel

6. Cosmopolitanism and Its Sociomaterial Construction in the Servicescape
Bernardo Figueiredo, Jonathan Bean, Hanne Pico Larsen

7. Cosmopolitan and Non-cosmopolitan Surfaces
Eduardo Fuente

Part III. Ethics for a Global Humanity

8. Becoming Morally Cosmopolitan: The Interplay of Inner–Outer Moral Commitments in the Marketplace
Pilar Rojas Gaviria

9. ‘Festivals Implicate Others’: Framing Cosmopolitan Encounters at a European Festival
Dario Verderame

10. Buying the Nation and Beyond: Discursive Dilemmas in Debates around Cosmopolitan Consumption
Farida Fozdar

Part IV. Concluding Perspectives

11. Will Consumer Cosmopolitanism Save the World? Should It?
Dannie Kjeldgaard

12. Hopelessly Adrift? Cosmopolitanism, Global Citizenship, and Moral Commitment
Zlatko Skrbis

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Organizational Studies, Economic Sociology, Sociology of Culture, Labor Economics