Britain's defence and cosmopolitan ideals

Sandhurst: Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (2010)
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Abstract

Cosmopolitanism is a stream of opinion that has at its heart the ideal of a united humanity protected by a universal morality codified in human rights and international legal standards supervised by international organisations. These views are powerful ones that are recognisable in many policies, institutions and initiatives around the world. This paper examines cosmopolitanism and its influence on British military policy.

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