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supranational governance: a standalone construct

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International organization

the theory that growing transnational exchange creates demand for European rules, which supranational organizations and courts then supply, expanding integration.

In international organization, supranational governance refers to the theory that growing transnational exchange creates demand for European rules, which supranational organizations and courts then supply, expanding integration. This meaning comes from Sandholtz (1998) in European integration and supranational governance.[1]

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References

Sandholtz, W., & Sweet, A. S. (1998). European integration and supranational governance. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198294641

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