Governing in Europe¶
Scharpf, F. (1999). Governing in Europe: Effective and Democratic?. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Legitimacy
- Across rows, legitimacy is portfolio-structured and source-redundant.
This sourceArticulates the input-legitimacy (authorization by the governed) versus output-legitimacy (effective performance for the governed) distinction, structuring portfolio-style analysis of governance authorities.
- Across rows, legitimacy is portfolio-structured and source-redundant.
Mechanisms¶
- Rationale Statement
- This is the "input legitimacy" side of governance: authority earned by transparent, evidenced justification rather than by outcome alone.
This sourceDistinguishes input-oriented legitimacy grounded in government by the people from output-oriented legitimacy grounded in effective results.
- This is the "input legitimacy" side of governance: authority earned by transparent, evidenced justification rather than by outcome alone.
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