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Resistance and Change in World Politics; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Abbreviation and Acronyms; List of Figures; List of Tables; Approaching International Dissidence: Concepts, Cases, and Causes; Conceptual and Terminological Considerations; International Order; Types of Resistance; Opposition; Dissidence; The Two Trajectories of Dissidence: Dissidence by Ascription and Dissidence by Choice; Research Design and Case Selection; The Case Studies; Explaining Dissidence and its Outcomes; Causes of Ascription/Self-Description as Dissident; Interest-Based Causes; Identity-Related Causes
Norm-Related CausesSelf-Perpetuating Dynamics; Causes of the Success or Failure of Dissidence; Features of the Normative Context; Norm Characteristics; Type of Norm Conflict; Features of the Normative Frame of Reference/Institutional Setting; Actor Characteristics and Strategies; Characteristics; Strategies and Behaviour; Escalation or Exit; Alliance-Building; Framing; Consistency; External Developments and Technological Progress; Conclusion; Notes; References; Health Before Patents: Challenging the Primacy of Intellectual Property Rights; Object and Course of the Conflict
From the Establishment of a Liberal Order to its Norm-Based ContestationThe Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights; The Norm-Based Challenge to the TRIPS IP Protection Regime; From Delegitimisation to the Reversal of the Norm Hierarchy; The Refusal to Recognise Divergent Normative Conceptions and the Delegitimisation of Practices Deriving from them; Recognition, Transformation of the Order, and Reversal of the Norm Hierarchy; Explaining the Reversal of the Norm Hierarchy; Norm-Related Causes; Characteristics and Strategies of Actors in the Conflict
External InfluencesConclusion; Notes; References; Challenging Sovereignty and State Control of Violence at Sea? The Operations of Private Anti-Piracy Security Providers; Sovereignty, State Control over the Use of Violence, and Armed PMSCs at Sea; Sovereignty and the State's Monopoly on the Use of Violence; The Twentieth Century to the Present; Jurisdiction over Bodies of Water and Ships; The Re-Emergence of Armed Non-State Actors in (Maritime) Security Governance; The Process of Change: Towards Acceptance of Armed Private Anti-Piracy Protection; The Change
How Anti-Piracy PMSCs Came to be AcceptedAnti-Piracy PMSCs as Dissidents; Norm-Based Factors; Actor Characteristics and Strategies; External Factors; Conclusion; Notes; References; National Liberation Movements and the UN: Favour Won and Lost?; The Normative Setting of National Liberation Struggles; State Sovereignty; The Right to Self-Determination; State Sovereignty and Self-Determination: Two Conflicting Norms; National Liberation Movements: Recognition and De-Recognition; Recognition; The Rhetoric; The Practice; De-Recognition
Norm-Related CausesSelf-Perpetuating Dynamics; Causes of the Success or Failure of Dissidence; Features of the Normative Context; Norm Characteristics; Type of Norm Conflict; Features of the Normative Frame of Reference/Institutional Setting; Actor Characteristics and Strategies; Characteristics; Strategies and Behaviour; Escalation or Exit; Alliance-Building; Framing; Consistency; External Developments and Technological Progress; Conclusion; Notes; References; Health Before Patents: Challenging the Primacy of Intellectual Property Rights; Object and Course of the Conflict
From the Establishment of a Liberal Order to its Norm-Based ContestationThe Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights; The Norm-Based Challenge to the TRIPS IP Protection Regime; From Delegitimisation to the Reversal of the Norm Hierarchy; The Refusal to Recognise Divergent Normative Conceptions and the Delegitimisation of Practices Deriving from them; Recognition, Transformation of the Order, and Reversal of the Norm Hierarchy; Explaining the Reversal of the Norm Hierarchy; Norm-Related Causes; Characteristics and Strategies of Actors in the Conflict
External InfluencesConclusion; Notes; References; Challenging Sovereignty and State Control of Violence at Sea? The Operations of Private Anti-Piracy Security Providers; Sovereignty, State Control over the Use of Violence, and Armed PMSCs at Sea; Sovereignty and the State's Monopoly on the Use of Violence; The Twentieth Century to the Present; Jurisdiction over Bodies of Water and Ships; The Re-Emergence of Armed Non-State Actors in (Maritime) Security Governance; The Process of Change: Towards Acceptance of Armed Private Anti-Piracy Protection; The Change
How Anti-Piracy PMSCs Came to be AcceptedAnti-Piracy PMSCs as Dissidents; Norm-Based Factors; Actor Characteristics and Strategies; External Factors; Conclusion; Notes; References; National Liberation Movements and the UN: Favour Won and Lost?; The Normative Setting of National Liberation Struggles; State Sovereignty; The Right to Self-Determination; State Sovereignty and Self-Determination: Two Conflicting Norms; National Liberation Movements: Recognition and De-Recognition; Recognition; The Rhetoric; The Practice; De-Recognition