This article proposes a transitional energy justice framework to analyse a" green" transition
and offers recommendations to transform the realities of the lives of Indigenous Peoples in …

How do governance arrangements affect perceptions of legitimacy and effectiveness
amongst non-state actors? This is a pertinent question as the roles of non-state actors have …

This article examines levels and patterns of legitimacy beliefs toward one of today's most
developed global multistakeholder regimes, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names …

This article provides a novel systematic exploration of ways and extents that institutional
characteristics shape legitimacy beliefs toward multistakeholder global governance …

The expectation that state voice drives perceptions of the legitimacy of international
institutions is a common theme in academic scholarship and policy discourse on global …

Climate change litigation has emerged as a powerful tool as societies steer towards
sustainable development. Although the litigation mainly takes place in domestic courts, the …

The legitimacy of international institutions has in recent years received growing interest from
scholars, yet analyses of stakeholder perceptions of the legitimacy of institutions that coexist …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is twofold. First, we map the emerging climate narratives
from the 1970s. Second, we examine how these narratives have shaped climate …

Climate change, health pandemics, financial crises, military conflicts, trade barriers, and
refugee flows. All manifest the transboundary nature of contemporary societal problems, and …

While political philosophy is concerned with institutions for future generations, climate
litigation has so far enjoyed little attention. However, legal scholarship on climate litigation …