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Oxford University Press - Rise of International Parliaments

Name: Oxford University Press - Rise of International Parliaments
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Explore the changing landscape of global governance with The Rise of International Parliaments. This academic study examines the growth of international parliamentary institutions (IPIs) within various international organizations. As more organizations establish these bodies, they often bring together members of national parliaments or elected representatives of member state citizens. Despite their increasing presence, these institutions frequently remain in consultative roles without significant decision-making authority. This book investigates the fundamental question of why member states choose to create these parliamentary bodies while withholding relevant institutional powers. It provides a deep look into the strategic legitimation processes used by international organizations during this period of governance transformation. This text is a necessary resource for students and professionals interested in the legal and political structures of international organizations. It offers a clear analysis of how these institutions function and the reasons behind their limited influence in the global political arena.

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Examines the rise of international parliamentary institutions (IPIs) and their role within modern international organizations.

Analyzes why member states establish these bodies but often restrict them to consultative roles rather than granting real power.

Provides a detailed study on the strategic legitimation of international organizations through parliamentary structures.

Covers the involvement of national parliament members and elected representatives in global decision-making processes.

Part of the Transformations in Governance series from Oxford University Press for academic depth.

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Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0198864973
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law > International
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 12 January 2021
Listed Since: 01 June 2020

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