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Oxford University Press - International Parliaments Study

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Description

Explore the evolving landscape of global governance with The Rise of International Parliaments by Oxford University Press. This academic study examines why international organizations establish international parliamentary institutions (IPIs) despite often limiting them to consultative roles. As more organizations bring together members of national parliaments or elected representatives, this book investigates the strategic reasons behind why member states create these bodies without granting them significant institutional power. It provides a deep look into the transformations in governance and the role of legitimacy within international organizations. This is an essential resource for those studying law, business, and international relations.

Key Features

Published by Oxford University Press as part of the Transformations in Governance series.

Analyzes the rise of international parliamentary institutions (IPIs) within global organizations.

Examines the relationship between member states and the creation of consultative parliamentary bodies.

Investigates why IPIs are often established without relevant institutional powers.

Provides a detailed study on the strategic legitimation processes in international law and governance.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
12 January 2021
Listed Since
01 June 2020

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