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Framework: Realist Legitimacy for Thin and Thick Societies Framework: Realist Legitimacy for Thin and Thick Societies
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First Political Questions, Plural First Political Questions, Plural
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Basic Legitimation Demands, Plural: Histories Matter Basic Legitimation Demands, Plural: Histories Matter
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The Legitimacy Tug-of-War The Legitimacy Tug-of-War
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Geopolitics and Legitimacy: From Disagreement to Conflict? Geopolitics and Legitimacy: From Disagreement to Conflict?
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Civilizational or Ideological Tensions? Civilizational or Ideological Tensions?
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Robustness in Policy Robustness in Policy
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Pluralist Legitimation Circles Pluralist Legitimation Circles
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International Cooperation via Regimes and Organizations International Cooperation via Regimes and Organizations
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Principles for Participation and Delegation Principles for Participation and Delegation
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Regime-Resilience Reforms Regime-Resilience Reforms
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No System without Order: Toward a New Cold War No System without Order: Toward a New Cold War
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Beijing’s Inherent Brittleness Beijing’s Inherent Brittleness
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Fragile Domestic Legitimacy: Which Circle Does Washington Embrace? Fragile Domestic Legitimacy: Which Circle Does Washington Embrace?
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Optimism or Pessimism? Optimism or Pessimism?
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Democracy’s Secret Ingredient: Resilience through Adaptability Democracy’s Secret Ingredient: Resilience through Adaptability
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Our Best Values Are a Strength Our Best Values Are a Strength
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Confucian Liberal Democracies Confucian Liberal Democracies
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Existential Global Public Goods as a Salve for Existential Geopolitics? Existential Global Public Goods as a Salve for Existential Geopolitics?
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Final Thoughts: Liberal Commercial Society without Wishful Thinking Final Thoughts: Liberal Commercial Society without Wishful Thinking
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20 Conclusions: Global Discord: Between Disagreement and Conflict
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Published:November 2022
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Abstract
This concluding chapter covers the framework of principles for international collaboration and fractious geopolitics. It elaborates on the Principles for Participation and Delegation in the international system. Moreover, the trade and investment regimes have shown the limitations of judicialization and the importance of self-restraint's virtue, which challenges the role of G20 since that depends on some degree of candor, trust, reliability, and decency. The chapter then looks into four broad scenarios revolving around constitutional democracies, pluralist legitimation circles, and international cooperation. It elaborates on David Hume's account of legitimate authority, which is an extension of his genealogy of institutionalized norms.
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