Titlebook: NGOs as Legitimate Partners of Corporations; A Political Conceptu Dorothea Baur Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012 Busines

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The Political Processnstellation vis-à-vis corporations, i.e. it asks how we should imagine the political process which underlies their actions. By emphasizing voting and elections as central elements of the political process, the liberal view has difficulties to imagine politics outside official political institutions

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Legitimacyeen said in Chapter 8, liberalism tends to make the legitimacy of NGOs as political actors either dependent on structural features like their involvement in formal decision-making procedures, e.g. in elections. Alternatively, the contractual strand of liberalism advocates a substantive notion of leg

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Insights from Part III the liberal model when conceptualizing the role of NGOs as political actors in the postnational constellation. By ascribing to the public sphere and civil society mutually enabling, constitutive roles and by widening the scope of the public sphere from the political to the civil sphere, the deliber

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Structural Characteristics of Legitimate Partner NGOsteria might serve as indicators for the descriptive legitimacy of NGOs but not for their normative legitimacy. This becomes evident in attempts such as to define NGOs by assessing whether they qualify for tax-exempt status in accordance with the US Internal Revenue Code. Legal accountability must no