The aim of this study is to investigate how central government agencies used social media to
communicate and disseminate information to the public during the Coronavirus outbreak. In …

In this introduction to the Special Issue, we suggest a decolonised and entangled
perspective in norms research that transcends the Western legacies of global norms by …

The contestation of global governance institutions can strengthen or weaken, as well as
transform, them. This article analyses the productive potential of contestation and …

Purpose This study evaluates how publicly available archival documents shaped online
discussions about allegations that thousands of children were kidnapped during the 1950s …

This paper investigates how practices of (de) legitimation deal with regime overlaps by
invoking the convergence or collision of norms, rules and procedures in regime complexes …

The question of whether global norms are experiencing a crisis allows for two concurrent
answers. From a facticity perspective, certain global norms are in crisis, given their …

Inter-governmental organizations (IGOs) have proliferated since World War II and have
evolved into significant social actors shaping global governance. The article contends that …

This paper contributes to International Relations studies on the (de) legitimation of global
governance institutions by introducing a focus on substance-oriented (de) legitimation …

This research explores changes in the EU's priorities and its trend in multilateralism amid
global transformations. The history analysis indicated that the EU had shifted its focus and …

En México, sólo tres de cada 10 profesionistas STEM (science, technology, engineering,
and mathematics) son mujeres. Su escasa presencia genera pérdida de talento, poco …