1. LEGITIMACY AND SELF- DETERMINATION

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. CONTRIBUTORS xi
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. PART I. FOUNDATIONS OF LEGITIMACY: AUTONOMY, ASSENT, AND OBLIGATION
7. 1. LEGITIMACY AND SELF- DETERMINATION 9
8. 2. IN DEFENSE OF FUNCTIONALISM 47
9. 3. IS POLITICAL LEGITIMACY WORTH PROMOTING? 65
10. 4. THE SOVEREIGN AND THE REPUBLIC: A REPUBLICAN VIEW OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION 102
11. PART II. THE JUSTIFICATION OF INSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY
12. 5. POLITICAL LEGITIMACY UNDER EPISTEMIC CONSTRAINTS: WHY PUBLIC REASONS MATTER 147
13. 6. LEGITIMACY AS A RIGHT TO ERR 174
14. 7. OFFICIAL INTENTIONS AND POLITICAL LEGITIMACY: THE CASE OF THE TRAVEL BAN 201
15. 8. THE POLITICAL LEGITIMACY OF INTERNATIONAL NGOs 231
16. PART III. BELIEFS ABOUT LEGITIMACY AND COMPLIANCE
17. 9. EVALUATING CONSENSUAL MODELS OF GOVERNANCE: LEGITIMACY- BASED LAW 257
18. 10. ON THE EMPIRICAL MEASUREMENT OF LEGITIMACY 293
19. 11. THE EMPIRICAL STUDY OF LEGITIMATE AUTHORITY: NORMATIVE GUIDANCE FOR POSITIVE ANALYSIS 328
20. 12. TRUSTWORTHY GOVERNMENT AND LEGITIMATING BELIEFS 362
21. INDEX 385