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Multi-level Governance and Multi-level Metagovernance Changes in the European Union as Integral Moments in the Transformation and Reorientation of Contemporary Statehood.

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Multi-level Governance and Multi-level Metagovernance Changes in the European Union as Integral Moments in the Transformation and Reorientation of Contemporary Statehood. / Jessop, Bob.
Multi-Level Governance. ed. / Ian Bache; Matthew Flinders. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004.

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Jessop B. Multi-level Governance and Multi-level Metagovernance Changes in the European Union as Integral Moments in the Transformation and Reorientation of Contemporary Statehood. In Bache I, Flinders M, editors, Multi-Level Governance. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2004 doi: 10.1093/0199259259.003.0004

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