The ongoing pandemic and quickening climate crisis make it difficult to overstate the significance of science policy our world. These global catastrophes have laid bare fragility science's legitimacy its dependence on broader cultural understandings institutional norms. Challenges are numerous daunting in early twenty-first century but also nothing new. This review interrogates as culture highl...

The crisis of the euro area has severely tested the political authority of the European Union (EU). The crisis raises questions of normative legitimacy both because the EU is a normative order and because the construction of economic and monetary union (EMU) rested upon a theory that stressed the normative value of the depoliticization of money. However, this theory neglected the normative logi...

Purpose: This study explores how disclosure is used by key bodies in the Australian mining industry as a means to respond to the climate change and ensure their social licence to operate. Design/methodology/approach: The study utilises the legitimacy theory framework and uses a multicase analysis to examine the disclosure practices via a variety of media of two mining companies and two industry...

Organizational legitimacy can be viewed as conformity to broadly-accepted standards, or institutions. The main question we are looking to answer with the present study is what happens if these standards change? Which legitimacy strategy will organizations adopt? This paper analyzes how institutional changes affect organizational strategies. A framework was designed to take into consideration th...