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Luís Miguel Carvalho,Romuald Normandions to those who are affected. One does not have to be a convicted normative cosmopolitan to accept that as key decisions are increasingly hammered out in such global institutions, those same institutions need to demonstrate forms of democratic accountability to the citizens affected.

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Dennis Chun-Lok Fung,Wai-mei Luiis publicly challenged and NGOs that demand democracy or accountability are increasingly asked ‘How democratic are you?’, ‘To whom are you accountable?’ and ‘Who do you speak for and what is your claim to speak for others based on?’.

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Assessing the Democratic Legitimacy of Transnational CSOs: Five Criteriaecades, both in Washington DC and in the various countries where its projects are implemented (Brown and Fox, 2001; Acu?a and Tuozzo, 2000). The world trade regime and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) traditionally have had much less interaction with civil society, but since the 1990s even thes