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This scholarly work investigates how corporations act as “norm-entrepreneurs”, guiding governance beyond traditional state structures: Uses comparative case studies to analyze corporate influence in global governance tasks Establishes a theoretical framework evaluating why and how firms initiate and promote standards internationally (causes, conditions, institutional mechanisms) Critiques and assesses private governance in terms of effectiveness and legitimacy, and proposes a new architecture for global governance involving businesses

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245: $a: The Role of Business in Global Governance: Corporations as Norm‑Entrepreneurs
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082: $a:
100: $a: Annegret Flohr & Lothar Rieth & Sandra Schwindenhammer & Klaus Dieter Wolf
650: $a: Political Economy
250: $a: 1st
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250: $b: Palgrave
250: $c: 2010
020: $a: 978‑0‑230‑24397‑2
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