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T'he primacy of the nation state is being challenged from both above and below. From above, after the Second World War, the growth in the power and scope of supranational institutions— from multinational corporations to the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund—have gradually usurped national sovereignty in both economic and political matters.1 More recently, from below, the increasingly active role of regional and city governments in foreign trade, immigration and political issues have challenged national governments' constitutional monopoly over foreign affairs.2 Simultaneously, there has been tremendous

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