Rate My Professor Terry MacDonald

MacDonald's research specializations lie in international relations, encompassing global political legitimacy, stakeholder democracy, political justice in complex global orders, and the role of non-governmental organizations in global justice. Her major publication is the book Global Stakeholder Democracy: Power and Representation Beyond Liberal States, published by Oxford University Press in 2008. Other key works include 'NGOs as Agents of Global Justice: Cosmopolitan Activism for Political Realists' (co-authored with Kate MacDonald), 'The Political Philosophy of Refuge', 'Political Justice in a Complex Global Order: Rethinking Pluralist Legitimacy', 'Democracy versus Security as Standards of Political Legitimacy: The Case of National Policy on Irregular Migrant Arrivals', and 'Sovereignty, Democracy, and Global Political Legitimacy'. She has contributed to edited volumes such as Global Political Justice and projects like 'Building Global Political Legitimacy: How Can We Make Global Institutions More Stable, Effective and Justified'. MacDonald is involved in research on the ethics of Pacific climate displacement. Her scholarship addresses challenges in making global institutions stable, effective, and justified in a pluralist world order.