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This commentary examines the concept of polycentricityhistorically and theoretically as a way to convey thatcontemporary governance is both dispersed (‘poly’) andpatterned (’centricity’). The paper reviews past literature onpolycentric governing, identifies the distinct contributions of thepresent special issue, and sets out questions for future research.
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