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With many functions previously possessed entirely by national states now being transferred to the supranational level, a mosaic-like supranational system of networks arises, mostly with no visible centre. This disaggregated whole is so far the best thing achieved in global governance. | With many functions previously possessed entirely by national states now being transferred to the supranational level, a mosaic-like supranational system of networks arises, mostly with no visible centre. This disaggregated whole is so far the best thing achieved in global governance. | ||
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