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The Debate on NGOs’ Legitimacy: What Can We Learn from the Classics?matively, institutionally and judicially, is still a highly contested debate. Rather than following a prefabricated blueprint the future political arrangement of globalisation will be the result of debates and altercations in which not necessarily the most powerful actors alone will be successful, b

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Legitimating INGO Advocacy: The Case of Internal Democraciesnd McGrew, 2002; Scholte, 2005), there is a general consensus that circumstances have fundamentally altered the way governance is enacted beyond the nation state.. And, regardless of one’s normative view, the argument that many contemporary issues necessitate coordinated action across national borde

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Evaluating NGOs: A Practitioner’s Perspectiveus to look at the legitimacy, accountability, and representativeness of NGOs. On the other hand it provides space to examine the role that NGOs play in holding other actors, especially the state or intergovernmental actors, accountable. NGOs do so by looking at how people and their interests are rep