The paper is aimed to analyze main concepts of a multi-level governance (MLG)
in transnational space as well as to determine appropriate methodological
approach to it. The article explores relationship between MLG, globalization and
Europeanization, it also analyses impact of decisions made on various levels of
MLG on citizens. The analysis aims at modifying existing approach towards MLG
research methodology by incorporating interdisciplinary elements into it, especially
combining economics, sociology and psychology. It is postulating a shift from
omnipresent system method to decision and scenario method.
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