Before revision: (Miller, 1978, p. 1025) A supranational system, in Miller's view, "is composed of two or more societies, some or all of whose processes are under the control of a decider that is superordinate to their highest echelons " .Miller 1978, p. 903 However, he contends that no supranational system with all its twenty subsystems under control of its decider exists today.
After revision: (Miller, 1978, p. 1025) Bailey states that Miller's theory is perhaps the " .Miller 1978, p. 903 However, he contends that no supranational system with all its twenty subsystems under control of its decider exists today.