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The Legitimation of international organisations : examining the identity of the communities that grant legitimacy

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Symons, Jonathan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2011Action note:

2/16/12 SANDRAW

Summary: Rejects the argument that international organisations must gain legitimacy among all subject social constituencies within the political realm of action. Argues instead that the importance of legitimacy within a particular constituency is a variable, a "legitimacy nexus" and outlines the factors that are hypothesised to contribute to calibrating this nexus.

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Rejects the argument that international organisations must gain legitimacy among all subject social constituencies within the political realm of action. Argues instead that the importance of legitimacy within a particular constituency is a variable, a "legitimacy nexus" and outlines the factors that are hypothesised to contribute to calibrating this nexus.

2/16/12 SANDRAW

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