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The control regime, the state and responsibility

In: How Standards Rule the World

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The construction of the global control regime has implications for responsibility and the role of the state. Because of accreditation, the state receives a specific role in the global control regime. In this chapter, the state’s role in the control regime is discussed in relation to earlier studies on standards and certification, and accreditation in particular.

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  • ., 2020. "The control regime, the state and responsibility," Chapters, in: How Standards Rule the World, chapter 8, pages 112-122, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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