Introduction
Conceptions of identity
Collective identity
Introduction
Singular and collective identity
Linguistic and racial identity
Using history and nation to be
From regional to global identity
Contextual identities
Oppressive liberties
Emancipatory identities
Composite identities
Whence does a writer derive her sense of identity?
Caribbean philosophy: in guise of a conclusion
Liberalism beyond borders
Thoughts of informal democracy, moral prescription, globalization and sovereignty
Philosophy and contemporary realities
David held's cosmopolitan democracy
Sovereignty, democracy, and globalization
Transnational ethics, multiple appurtenance and anarchy
Informal democracy
Searching freedoms : political representation in informal democracies
Public accountability
Inclusion and accountability
Toward a collective responsibility
Ethics and collectivity
Morality, unpredictability, and collective responsibility
Morality in an unpredictable world
Moral philosophy in the present
On being moral
Conceptions of collective responsibility
Examples of collective responsibility in practice
Conclusion
Conclusion
Africana modernity, global justice and collective responsibility
Introduction
Africana cosmopolitanism
Allegiance, global ideologies, contemporary directions
Radicalism a la mode or outmoded
Global justice
Collective responsibility
Conclusion
Index
Bibliography.