But it is clear that he thinks that a cosmopolitan order must be political (and not merely juridical); institutional (and not merely organized informally or by policy networks); transnational (to the extent that it would be like the European Union, an order of political and legal orders); and in some sense democratic or at least subject to democratic norms.
"[P]latforms are unmatched by other transnational corporations in the extent of the authority they world over the day-to-day experiences and activities of their users," Georgetown Law School professor Julie E. Cohen wrote in her article "Law for the Platform Economy".
How and to what extent should a transnational corporation's governance structures be differentiated to satisfy varying strategic roles played by foreign subsidiaries?
To what extent did these transnational family challenges impact on migrants' settlement plans?
The authors emphasize the extent to which transnational ties rely on concrete connections: co-presence and phones calls, visits, and visas.
Furthermore, the inclusion of three different countries (France, Italy and Spain) permits study of the extent to which transnational practices vary or not according to the context of reception.
These studies offer a critical perspective on local and transnational reconciliation acts by questioning the extent to which speech became an alternative to silence, remembrance to forgetting, engagement to oblivion.
Efforts to combat and prevent transnational terrorism rely, to a great extent, on the effective allocation of security resources.
Economic sociology offers a conceptual framework especially relevant to advance our understanding of economic remittances, and to better comprehend the extent to which these transnational transactions are not exceptions standing alone in the socioeconomic life.
In this article we set out to map through the lens of India's healthcare and its relationship to transnational health care systems, the current extent and form of the social science approaches to an understanding of this field.
Second, we explore, on a large scale, the extent to which different forms of transnational family life relate to children's health.
