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This chapter shows the hexagonal profiles of sovereign states’ legislative behavior, first globally (Brazil, Sweden, Iran, New Zealand, Slovakia, South Korea, Nigeria, Uzbekistan), then regionally on Asia (Japan, China, North Korea, Indonesia, Bangladesh, South Korea and Uzbekistan). Hexagonal profiles are constructed to show the distance from world mean by six policy domains, i.e., human rights, peace and security, trade, commerce and communication, environment, intellectual property, labor, health).
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Inoguchi, T., Le, L.T.Q. (2020). Eight Types of Global Quasi-Legislative Behavior. In: The Development of Global Legislative Politics. Trust, vol 3. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9389-2_8
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