Cosmopolitan Militaries and Cosmopolitan Force

Elliott, Lorraine

doi:10.1017/cbo9780511691614.010

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“…The legitimacy of some international practices and many international laws stems from their historical origins. International practices and precedents also continue to constitute new traditions, thus becoming sources of legitimacy (Elliott 2010).…”

Section: Normative Standardsmentioning

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Going Beyond the “Normative vs. Social” Standard: A Preliminary Framework for Evaluating the Legitimacy of International Institutions

Liu

Cao

2023

Soc

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International institutions are facing a new paradox: there is an urgent need for them, but they are increasingly being resisted, and one of the main grounds for supporting and resisting international institutions is their legitimacy. Every organization claims legitimacy for itself and denies the legitimacy of others. However, a framework for evaluating legitimacy is lacking. This paper defines the concept of legitimacy for international institutions and suggests that it derives from four sources (normative values, comparative benefits, national recognition, and confirmation by other international institutions). Based on their relevancy and their capacity for operationalization in this evaluation, indicators for input, operation, and output legitimacy have been selected to methodically evaluate the legitimacy of international institutions.

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Section: Normative Standardsmentioning

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Going Beyond the “Normative vs. Social” Standard: A Preliminary Framework for Evaluating the Legitimacy of International Institutions

Liu

Cao

2023

Soc

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“…As an ethical plan “it seeks to establish (among other things) the extent of content of and justification for moral obligation. As a contemporary political project, it is intimately connected with debates about the appropriate form of political community and the practices of democracy and globalization” (Elliot and Cheeseman , 8).…”

Section: The Theory Of CDmentioning

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The Cosmopolitan Democracy Project: A Critical Approach

Sakellaropoulos¹

2017

Journal of Labor and Society

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This article serves to present one of the basic ideological by‐products of so‐called “globalization”: the theory of Cosmopolitan Democracy (CD) outlining its basic assertions and to criticize them. Our main position is that despite its ostensibly innovatory problematic, it essentially comprises nothing more than acceptance of a “progressive” variety of capitalist domination on a global scale. The CD’ s positions do not lead to more radical management of global affairs but rather to an acceptance of conservative orientations in which the supremacy of the imperialist states can be reinforced.

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Cosmopolitan Militaries and Cosmopolitan Force

Cited by 2 publications

References 28 publications

Going Beyond the “Normative vs. Social” Standard: A Preliminary Framework for Evaluating the Legitimacy of International Institutions

Going Beyond the “Normative vs. Social” Standard: A Preliminary Framework for Evaluating the Legitimacy of International Institutions

The Cosmopolitan Democracy Project: A Critical Approach

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