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It is generally recognized that international economic links are more extensive now than ever before, making it difficult for individual countries to achieve their economic and social objectives in isolation. It is perfectly rational, therefore, to wonder, as an increasing number of people have been doing in recent years, whether the nation state has reached the end of its useful existence.
Abridged from Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, May 1997, pp. 29–44.
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© 2003 Dr Milivoje Panić
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Panić, M. (2003). The End of the Nation State?. In: Globalization and National Economic Welfare. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230512481_11
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