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The paper is a critical contribution to contemporary theory of cosmopolitanism which takes into account specific socio-cultural and political contexts of post-socialist Central and Eastern Europe. It is argued that in order for cosmopolitanism to become effective politics and the practice of democratic citizenship, it has to be grounded in daily processes of negotiation of loyalty and patriotism to the national society. In this regard, it should not be conceptualised as nationalism’s other but rather as an alternative patriotic sentiment, which combines the global ethos of humanity and responsibility towards political and cultural organization of local social life. The paper illuminates this approach from the perspective of post-socialist citizenship in Slovenia and the tragic experience of the “erased”.U članku se kritički pridonosi suvremenoj teoriji kozmopolitizma, a pritom se uzimaju u obzir specifični društveno-kulturni i politički konteksti postsocijalističke srednje i istočne Europe. Tvrdi se da kozmopolitizam može postati učinkovita politika i praksa demokratskoga građanstva samo ako se ugradi u svakodnevne procese pregovaranja o lojalnosti i patriotizmu prema nacionalnom društvu. U tom ga se smislu ne bi smjelo konceptualizirati kao drugi nacionalizam, nego prije kao alternativni patriotski osjećaj, koji združuje globalni etos humanosti i odgovornost prema političkoj i kulturnoj organizaciji lokalnoga društvenog života. Takav se pristup u ovome radu osvjetljava iz perspektive postsocijalističkoga građanstva u Sloveniji i tragičnoga iskustva »izbrisanih«

From Metics to the Erased, or How to Ground Cosmopolitanism: A Post-Socialist Perspective on Current Theories of Cosmopolitanism