Cosmopolitanism & Cosmopolitical Corporation: A Reflective Journal

This learning journal entry reflects on the concepts of cosmopolitanism and cosmopolitical corporations within the context of sustainable development. It addresses interconnected global challenges such as environmental changes, resource scarcity, and social imbalances, emphasizing the need for a maintenance approach involving improved natural resource management and sustainable progress. The journal highlights the importance of efficient management regulations in governmental and organizational matters, including methods for observing and managing information within policy frameworks. It acknowledges the cosmopolitan nature of sustainability and the necessity for sociologies to extend beyond nationalistic views to address global issues effectively. References to relevant academic sources are included to support the reflections and learnings presented in the journal.

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Questions for brainstorming.
1. What is the topic of this session?
2. What are the key points of Cosmopolitanism and cosmopolitical corporation?
3. What do I seek to learn from Cosmopolitanism and cosmopolitical corporation?
4. What all do I need to read up to achieve my goal in learning Cosmopolitanism and
cosmopolitical corporation?
5. How can I use it for myself in the future?
Learnings
In this session, I learned that the interconnected problems of unsustainable development
are environmental changes, asset shortages, unpredictable financial elements, social
imbalances and statistical changes. In order to deal with the alleged extraordinary changes, a
maintenance arrangement is needed. This change is somewhat evident in improving the
natural approach and in expanding it to make viable progress in the last few decades
(Adelopo Yekini & Raimi, 2015). However, in terms of the unsustainable patterns analysed
in (normal) sciences, the speed of change is insufficient.
Additionally, a supporting approach should be developed. Applied methodologies and
experimental investigations similar to those carried out within the Earth's Framework
Management inquire into the union and are opening up new perspectives and opportunities in
innovative work ventures. The maintenance approach requires an efficient management
regulation in governmental and organisational matters as a prerequisite (Heinrichs &
Biermann, 2016). Methods for management of the observation and discovery of framework,
auxiliary and procedural components that also take into account the incorporation of
arrangements, vertical coordination within staggered policy-regulatory frameworks, and

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participation in a non-state screen-like environment and management of varying types of
information and claims on learning are required. These key institutional elements are critical
for developing and updating strategies to address interconnected economic improving issues;
however, they challenge some key attributes of electoral and bureaucratic strategy building,
e.g. short-term decision-making, or specialised business units in organisations. Despite the
fact that countries are still at the centre of sustainability, it is also obvious that manageability
is a cosmopolitan theme inalienably. In addition, sociologies must extend past
methodological patriotism and open global, transnational and cosmopolitan views with regard
to our globalisation, interrelated world.

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References:
Adelopo, I., Yekini, K., & Raimi, L. (2015). Political, corporate social responsibility and
development Retrieved from http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/26635/
Heinrichs, H., & Biermann, F., (2016). Sustainability: Politics and governance.
In Sustainability science (pp. 129-137). Springer, Dordrecht Retrieved from
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-017-7242-6_11