Legitimizing the EU: Is there a ‘Post‐parliamentary Basis’ for its Legitimation?

By Christopher J. Lord, David Beetham. 2001

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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• Legitimacy and/or policy effectiveness?: network governance and GMO regulation in the European Union (2003, background): “…actors’ consultation and participation in policy-making (Eriksen and Fossum 2000: 262; Héritier 1999; Joerges and Neyer 1997; Kohler-Koch 1996; Lord and Beetham 2001; Lord 2001: 649); output legitimacy, ‘by distributing benefits and regulatory advantages to the actors in the network’…”
• Branding the City: The Democratic Legitimacy of a New Mode of Governance (2013, background): “We add responsiveness to this pair of norms, thus relating “performance” to the needs and values of citizens (Lord and Beetham, 2001, p. 444).”