The legitimacy of international institutions is a contested issue both in terms of concept formation and empirical evidence and attracts attention from across the political sciences. The present contribution posits a relational concept of legitimacy that includes self-justification of rulers on...

The legitimacy of international institutions is a contested issue both in terms of concept formation and empirical evidence and attracts attention from across the political sciences. The present contribution posits a relational concept of legitimacy that includes self-justification of rulers on...

Exploring the causes and consequences of international institutions: politicization -- A theory of politicization: driving forces and conditioning contexts -- The politicization of global tax governance: descriptive findings -- How international authority and policy output drive politicization...