How is supranationalism defined in the context of integration theory?

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A theory where states maintain full control, and shared institutions only assist representatives in making decisions.A theory that involves establishing common institutions with autonomous decision-making power, enabling them to enforce rules and decisions on member countries.A neo-functionalist concept describing the process of integration spillover.None of the given choices.

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Supranationalism refers to the creation of shared institutions that possess independent authority to make decisions and enforce rules on member states, distinguishing it from approaches where states retain full control and institutions only facilitate coordination.

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