A Partnership of Convenience? Transnational Civil Society, International Organisations and Practices of Global Order

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Acknowledgements

We would like to express our gratitude to all the participants of the “Democracy and Practices of Global Order” workshop held at Humboldt University, Berlin in July 2022, including Alice Chessé, Matthew Eagleton-Pierce, Leonie Holthaus, Anna Holzscheiter, Jutta Joachim, Henrike Knappe, Nele Kortendiek and Maïka Sondarjee, for inspiring discussions and stimulating critical debates on the “opening up” of IOs. At Global Society, we wish to thank Rubrick Biegon and Alexandre Christoyannopoulos for overseeing this project. Their support was indispensable to the realisation of this special issue.

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Notes

1 We are thankful to Alice Chessé for this formulation.

2 We would like to thank Catia Gregoratti and Rachel Jordan for this helpful comment and formulation.

3 We are thankful to Alice Chessé for this formulation.

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Funding

This publication is part of a project that has received funding by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation), under the project “Participation and inequality ‘beyond the state’. An explorative study on the opportunities for participation of transnational civil society actors based on the example of institutions of global economic governance” [grant no 405222790].