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Author_Razeen Sally
Bank Firm Relations
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CII Honeywell Bull
Common EC Policy
corporate governance France Germany
Cross-border Production Networks
Debt Equity Ratios
EC Level
EC Policy
EC Protection
economies
electronics
Electronics MNEs
elf
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European Union regulation
financial institutions influence
Firm Specific Advantages
foreign
french
French MNEs
german
German Economic Structures
German Governments
German MNEs
German Political Economies
IG Metall
industrial policy research
Le Floch Prigent
Micropolitical Economy
mnes
multinational enterprise government relations
National Champions
political
political economy analysis
Roussel Uclaf
sectors
technology policy Europe
Thomson CSF
Titres Participatifs
UK Financial System
Universal Banks
West Germany
Product details
- ISBN 9780415103794
- Weight: 660g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 05 Oct 1995
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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States and Firms is a study in the political economy of the multinational enterprise. It looks at the internationalisation in the 1980s of the twelve leading French and German-owned multinational enterprises in chemicals and electronics, who form part of a European Challenge in international competition in technology- intensive sectors. The book examines how and why the internationalisation of these MNEs has interacted with their embeddedness in the domestic structures of their home countries (France and Germany) particularly in terms of their power relationships with home governments and financial institutions. The primary themes are the MNEs' roles as political actors; domestic government policy vis-a-vis the MNEs; MNEs' financial relationships with banks in France and Germany; MNE political activity at the level of the European Union, especially evident in technology policy. The primary contribution of this book is an inclusion of a firm-level approach to put the spotlight on fundamental questions of political economy and international business.
Dr Razeen Sally is a lecturer in International Political Economy at the London School of Economics.
