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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-02152-7of the modern state: resource, law, legitimacy and welfare (see Hurrelmann et al. 2007; Leibfried and Zürn 2005). They state that during the 1960s and 1970s, the nation-state golden age, all four dimensions merged at the national level (the ‘national constellation’) in the OECD world. Since the decl

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Corpus Evaluation and Comparison,ternational organizations and NGOs in areas such as environmental problems, labour and social standards, and human rights more broadly. The sheer growth in the number of private actors in global governance is astonishing; equally dramatic is their changed role within the governance initiatives. Whil

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Walking the Extra Mile: Corporate Contributions to the Peace Process in Northern Ireland,ublished a paper, ‘Peace — A Challenging New Era’, that contained a strong economic rationale for peace in Northern Ireland. The paper outlined that the cessation of violence would have a very positive impact on the Northern Irish economy, that is, a ‘peace dividend’ (Confederation of British Indust