KnowraSupranationalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 20 pages that link to Supranationalism, each with the reason it gives.All 20Broader topic 2Related 8Narrower topic 1Compared with 9SovereigntyCompared with: Shared authority challenges the idea that states retain exclusive control over decisions.European integrationCompared with: It captures the transfer of authority that distinguishes deeper integration from ordinary cooperation.Westphalian sovereigntyCompared with: It shows how states can pool or limit authority without simply ceasing to exist.IntergovernmentalismCompared with: It represents the clearest alternative to governments retaining decision-making control.International organizationCompared with: It contrasts with organizations where governments retain the final say.UnilateralismCompared with: It transfers some decision-making beyond individual states, rather than preserving unilateral discretion.Organisation for European Economic Co-operationCompared with: The OEEC required unanimity and could not bind members; supranationalists treated that as its fatal flaw.Neo-nationalismCompared with: Neo-nationalist governments often resist transferring decision-making power to such institutions.Political globalizationCompared with: It is a particularly strong institutional form of the cross-border authority this concept encompasses.