Global Governance, Legitimacy and (De)Legitimation

Magdalena Bexell

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Globalization and political ideologies Evolving Legal Systems and Governance

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The realm of global governance continually grows more diverse in form, substance and influence, making questions about its legitimacy and legitimation increasingly intriguing. Debates on standards ...

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