Tribunals of inquiry as instruments of legitimacy: A ritualization perspective (Record no. 527525)

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Personal name McGrath, Paul and Marshall, Donna
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Title Tribunals of inquiry as instruments of legitimacy: A ritualization perspective
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Extent 31(4), May, 2024: p.603-623
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Summary, etc This paper is an exploratory qualitative study into how tribunals of inquiry act as instruments of legitimacy and hegemony for the State. Focusing on a case study of two consecutive tribunals of inquiry into the biggest health scandal in the history of the Irish State, the paper draws on ritual theory to offer a view of the tribunal as a process of ritualization, a strategic way of acting by the State in times of crisis. Through this process of ritualization, an authoritative, structured and structuring ritualized environment is created with schemes of ritualization imposed on participants directed toward creating ritualized bodies, hoped-for acceptance of the tribunal’s projection of reality and the re-legitimation of the role of the State in undertaking its core functions.- Reproduced

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/13505084221145578
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2024-09-03 31(4), May, 2024: p.603-623 AR132966 2024-09-03 Articles

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