Sentence examples for legitimisation process from inspiring English sources

Empirically, this article draws on a detailed content analysis of policy and marketing documents between 2005 and 2010, which reveal the legitimisation process of the making of the new trend-quarter, Zurich-West.

In Tampere, there have been only limited discussions, not to mention public debates, on the end-values, and it may be that the lack of public debates are among the reasons why legitimisation processes are still uneven depending on the sub-system, and why market offerings have been slow to emerge, and why the Tampere University Hospital has not adopted a more strategic attitude towards it.

Legitimisation refers to the socio-political process of legitimacy formation through actions by various organisations and individuals.

It is the legitimisation of an appointment procedure," Grigorii Golosov, a politics professor at St Petersburg's European University, said.

Legitimisation is about acquiring social acceptance of innovation, and it is a process that makes an innovation conform to the prevailing institutions (norms, values, habits and regulations) and/or to a process that targets the change of institutions for something new to emerge (Bergek et al 2008).

Important elements in this process included normalising, level of severity and interference, competing social responsibilities and social legitimisation.

Institutionalisation is thus a complex process that can be analysed from the combination of two central aspects: habituation and legitimisation (Berger and Luckman 1999).

It presents two options for dealing with "scientific" whaling – phasing it out over five years or effectively legitimising it – but Japan has already ruled out ending the practice, leaving only legitimisation on the table.

"We will never allow the legitimisation of the occupation of the Golan Heights," he said.

"Like every other dictator, General al-Sisi is hoping for a bit of papal legitimisation.

These defensive repertoires of legitimisation are always evolving and become part of the corporate vocabulary.