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	Both the globalists and the transformationists argue that the Westphalia system is no longer sufficient to face the challenges. According to them, power is no longer primarily organised and executed on the national scale, but gains more and more in the supranational, regional and global dimensions. Consequently, governance and politics are made ever more international and global.		Both the globalists and the transformationists argue that the Westphalia system is no longer sufficient to face the challenges. According to them, power is no longer primarily organised and executed on the national scale, but gains more and more in the supranational, regional and global dimensions. Consequently, governance and politics are made ever more international and global.


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