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greater than a state. More specially, a supranational organization is different from a superstate or a federation. While it is bigger than a nation, the supranational organization is limited in the functions for which it is responsible. Its first legal appearance was in the EUROPEAN COAL AND STEEL COMMUNITY (ECSC) Treaty in which the high authority was that Community, the precursor of the commission. The treaty obliged the members to refrain from action incompatible with the supranational character of their duties. The Member States were enjoined to respect this supranational character.

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This simple logic reflects the reality that a core function of a federal system, which is to diversify locally, conflicts with the very telos of many international delegations, which is to harmonize supranationally. To be sure, this point is tendered at a high level of abstraction: there are different kinds of federal systems and a rich variety of international delegations.

International delegations and the values of federalism

authority and political judgment is exercised supranationally.

Good governance at the supranational scale: globalizing administrative law

We will argue that: (1) "international management" applies not only to the unidirectional crossing of national borders but also to the two-directional learning experienced by managers outside their home environments; (2) "global" and "transnational" add a mental mindset to the more material content of the crossing of borders by factors of production (including knowledge) and firms; (3) the study of international management has benefited from the "transnational" perspective of considering both "global" and "local" threats and opportunities, and (4) "management" is a socially constructed activity that takes place in all sorts of organizations--private, public, for profit or not, at home, abroad and supranationally.

The meanings of "international management"

It is also reasonable to ask whether supervision, be it nationally or supranationally organized, can reduce systemic risk effectively.

THE CHANGING ROLE OF BANKING SUPERVISION

Both the Schuman Plan and the finalized European Army proposal, known as the Pleven Plan, had supranational elements that would force Churchill to choose publicly between a supranationally unified Europe without Britain or an intergovernmentally integrated Europe with Britain but without effective economic and military unity.

CHURCHILL AND THE UNIFICATION OF EUROPE

Globalization means a trans- or supranationally coordinated decision-making system that feeds from a network of national organizations, both large and small.

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