Stephanie Bijlmakers
Biographic Data
| ID | 11073397 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephanie Bijlmakers |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephanie |
| FAMILY NAME | Bijlmakers |
| SIGNATURE | BIJLMAKERS S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tilburg University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Standards made in Europe for global use
This commentary reflects on the contributions by Egan, Delimatsis and Verghese that provide historical accounts of ETSI's origin and its dynamic evolution and attempt to explain its resilience. In this commentary, we place focus on ETSI's unique attributes and their dynamic evolution to arrive at a better understanding of its resilience during critical moments and over time. We identify three such key attributes, namely ETSI's institutional set-u…
The European Telecommunication Standards Institute (Etsi)
European standardisation, a key institution for the functioning of the EU single market, functions at the crossroads of private rule-making and public policy. Recently, it has been subjected to fierce scrutiny by the European Commission and the European Court of Justice. Expressed concerns relate to the legal value of standards and the legitimacy of institutions creating them but have broader implications for European competitiveness, highlightin…
The historical evolution of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (Etsi)
Etsi’s legitimacy as an ESO in times of crisis
This commentary reflects on the contributions by Volpato and Eliantonio, Temple and De Vries, which focus on the important question of the legitimacy of ETSI's governance. The authors discuss different concepts of legitimacy, confirming its multifaceted character. The commentary sheds light on their relevance to discussions about ETSI's responses and adaptations to the European Union's demands and expectations set out in the European Union Standa…
Business and human rights governance and democratic legitimacy
Global Corporate Social Responsibility schemes have assumed an authoritative role in today's diversifying global business and human rights governance regime, yet scholarship has paid scant attention to their democratic credentials. This article analyzes the democratic legitimacy of the UN “Protect, Respect and Remedy” Framework and the corresponding Guiding Principles, as developed by the former UN Special Representative for Business and Human Ri…
Global governance and democratic legitimacy
This special issue aims to contribute to the debate on the democratization of global governance. Its starting point is that, two decades after the emergence of the concept of “global governance” in
Business and human rights governance and democratic legitimacy
Global Corporate Social Responsibility schemes have assumed an authoritative role in today's diversifying global business and human rights governance regime, yet scholarship has paid scant attention to their democratic credentials. This article analyzes the democratic legitimacy of the UN “Protect, Respect and Remedy” Framework and the corresponding Guiding Principles, as developed by the former UN Special Representative for Business and Human Ri…
Etsi’s legitimacy as an ESO in times of crisis
This commentary reflects on the contributions by Volpato and Eliantonio, Temple and De Vries, which focus on the important question of the legitimacy of ETSI's governance. The authors discuss different concepts of legitimacy, confirming its multifaceted character. The commentary sheds light on their relevance to discussions about ETSI's responses and adaptations to the European Union's demands and expectations set out in the European Union Standa…
Global governance and democratic legitimacy
This special issue aims to contribute to the debate on the democratization of global governance. Its starting point is that, two decades after the emergence of the concept of “global governance” in
Business and human rights governance and democratic legitimacy
Global Corporate Social Responsibility schemes have assumed an authoritative role in today's diversifying global business and human rights governance regime, yet scholarship has paid scant attention to their democratic credentials. This article analyzes the democratic legitimacy of the UN “Protect, Respect and Remedy” Framework and the corresponding Guiding Principles, as developed by the former UN Special Representative for Business and Human Ri…
Global governance and democratic legitimacy
This special issue aims to contribute to the debate on the democratization of global governance. Its starting point is that, two decades after the emergence of the concept of “global governance” in
Standards made in Europe for global use
This commentary reflects on the contributions by Egan, Delimatsis and Verghese that provide historical accounts of ETSI's origin and its dynamic evolution and attempt to explain its resilience. In this commentary, we place focus on ETSI's unique attributes and their dynamic evolution to arrive at a better understanding of its resilience during critical moments and over time. We identify three such key attributes, namely ETSI's institutional set-u…
The European Telecommunication Standards Institute (Etsi)
European standardisation, a key institution for the functioning of the EU single market, functions at the crossroads of private rule-making and public policy. Recently, it has been subjected to fierce scrutiny by the European Commission and the European Court of Justice. Expressed concerns relate to the legal value of standards and the legitimacy of institutions creating them but have broader implications for European competitiveness, highlightin…
The historical evolution of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (Etsi)
Etsi’s legitimacy as an ESO in times of crisis
This commentary reflects on the contributions by Volpato and Eliantonio, Temple and De Vries, which focus on the important question of the legitimacy of ETSI's governance. The authors discuss different concepts of legitimacy, confirming its multifaceted character. The commentary sheds light on their relevance to discussions about ETSI's responses and adaptations to the European Union's demands and expectations set out in the European Union Standa…
Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Legitimacy (5 works) · Corporate governance (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Management (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Politics (3 works)