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States need to cooperate with other international actors that can be characterized as international networks. International networks include non-governmental organizations, international pressure and interest groups, individuals, media, and think tanks. We can also refer to these actors as non-state actors. Global governance, therefore, should be considered as a comprehensive, dynamic, complex, and interactive decision-making process that includes both inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations as well as official and unofficial mechanisms (Heywood, 2011; 455).