Heterarchy in World Politics (Innovations in International Affairs)

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Section I Theory and History
	1 Heterarchy: Toward Paradigm Shift in World Politics
	2 From Postinternationalism to Heterarchy: Turbulence and Distance Proximities in a World of Globalization and Fragmentation
	3 Heterarchy and Social Theory
	4 New Medievalism (Re)Appraised: Framing Heterarchy in World Politics
	5 From Empire to Heterarchy
	6 Heterarchy and State Transformation
	7 Political Power in a Heterarchical World: A Categorization of Extra-state Authorities
	8 Globalization, Heterarchy, and the Persistence of Anomie
Section II Issue Areas and Case Studies
	9 Nationalism, Capitalism, and Heterarchy: Continuity and Change in the 21st Century World Order
	10 Heterarchy and the Limits of Global Governance
	11 Metropolitan Diplomacy: Global Metropolitan Law and Global Cities Seen from the Heterarchy Perspective
	12 Heterarchy in an Age of Intangibles and Financialization
	13 WTO Dispute Settlement and the Appellate Body Crisis as a Case Study of Heterarchy
	14 Heterarchy and Global Environmental Change
	15 Heterarchy and Global Internet Governance: The Case of ICANN
	16 Heterarchy in the Mexican Competition Network: The Case of COFECE and IFC
	17 Heterarchy in Russia: Paradoxes of Power
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