Law and Politics of International Legitimacy

Introduction; Part I. Setting the Stage: 1. Political legitimacy as an intellectual journey; 2. Orders in transition and implications for political legitimacy; 3. The legitimacy-law nexus; Part II. Political Legitimacy and Theory of Politics: 4. Theory of politics and political legitimacy; 5. Political legitimacy as evaluation and judgment; 6. Implications for political legitimacy and the theory of legitimacy; Part III. The Question of Legitimacy at the International Level: 7. Political legitimacy: from the national to the international; 8. specificities of the international community and legitimacy; Part IV. Construction of Legitimacy in International Law: 9. Legitimacy and international membership; 10. Legitimacy and international rights holding; 11. Key principles of international law and hierarchy of rights holding; 12. International legitimacy and rightful conduct; 13. International legitimacy and international authority; Part V. International Legitimacy and Change: 14. International legitimacy as a system of reference and meaning; 15. Scope and depth of International legitimacy, modernity, and the west; 16. Change and international legitimacy; 17. Change of international order and legitimacy; 18. Change in international order and legitimacy; 19. Evaluation of the validity of international legitimacy; Part VI. Criticism and Reconstruction of the Legitimacy of International Law: 20. Elements of a critical history of international law; 21. Elements of a critical philosophy of international law; 22. Toward a more just international law; 23. From international legitimacy to global justice; Conclusion; Bibliography; Index.

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