【新刊速递】第01期 | Review of International Studies Vol.45, No.4, 2019
Review of International Studies (《国际研究评论》)是由剑桥大学出版社代表英国国际研究协会出版且同行评审的国际关系学术期刊,其前身为British Journal of International Studies (1975 - 1980) 。该期刊致力于反映全球政治的性质变化和新兴的政治挑战,旨在为国际社会搭建一个可供辩论的平台用以讨论当下紧迫的全球议题。2018年该期刊的影响因子为1.791。
主持人:施榕
编译员:扎西旺姆、崔宇涵、李玉婷、周雨橙、许文婷、陈勇、赵雷、王川
本期目录
1. Human rights in territorial peace agreements
领土和平协议中的人权
2. Pragmatism, practices, and human rights
实用主义、实践和人权
3. Military refusers and the invocation of conscience: Relational subjectivities and the legitimation of liberal war
拒服兵役者与良知的召唤:关系主体性与自由主义战争的合法性
4. A cat-and-Maus game: the politics of truth and reconciliation in post-conflict comics
猫和老鼠的游戏:后冲突时期的连环漫画中关于真相与和解的政治
5. I am uncertain, but We are not: a new subjectivity of the Anthropocene
“我”是不确定的,但“我们”是确定的:“人类纪”的新主体性
6. Institutional sources of legitimacy for international organisations: Beyond procedure versus performance
国际组织合法性的制度性来源:超越程序与绩效
7. Norm entrepreneurship and diffusion ‘from below’ in international organisations: How the competent performance of vulnerability generates benefits for small states
国际组织中的规范倡导者和 “自下而上”的规范扩散方式:小国如何表现出脆弱以获取利益
8. The variety of institutionalised inequalities: Stratificatory interlinkages in interwar international society
制度化不平等的种类:两次世界大战之间国际社会中的阶层化的相互联系
9. Revising order or challenging the balance of military power? An alternative typology of revisionist and status-quo states
修改秩序还是挑战军事力量的均势?关于修正主义国家和现状国家的另一种类型学分析
This article addresses a significant gap in the literature on legitimacy in global governance, exploring whether, in what ways, and to what extent institutional qualities of international organizations (IOs) matter for popular legitimacy beliefs towards these bodies. The study assesses the causal significance of procedure and performance as sources of legitimacy, unpacks these dimensions into specific institutional qualities, and offers a comparative analysis across IOs in three issue areas of global governance. Theoretically, the article disaggregates institutional sources of legitimacy to consider democratic,technocratic, and fair qualities of procedure and performance. Empirically, it examines the effects of these institutional qualities through apopulation-based survey experiment in four countries in different world regions with respect to IOs in economic, security, and climate governance. The findings demonstrate that both procedure- and performance-related aspects of IOpolicymaking matter for popular legitimacy beliefs. This result holds across democratic, technocratic, and fair qualities of IO procedure and performance.Disaggregating the results by issue area indicates that a broader scope of institutional qualities are important for legitimacy beliefs in economic governance compared to security governance and, especially, climate governance.These findings suggest that propositions to reduce the institutional sources of IO legitimacy to single specific qualities would be misguided.