- Preface
- 1. Setting the Context: Multinational Enterprises in a System of Nation-States
- A Rough Take-off for the Multinationals
- Calibrating the Multinationals’ Importance
- Multinationals’ Behavior in International Markets
- The Challenge: Accommodating Multinationals and Nation-States
- 2. Tensions in the Background: Conflict between Multinational Enterprises and Nation-States
- The Nation-States’ Struggle for Jobs
- Taxing Multinationals
- Security for the Nation-State
- Conflicts of Jurisdiction, Culture, and Principle
- 3. Inside the Emerging Economies: High Stakes for Nation-States and Multinational Enterprises
- Latin America
- Fading Stars of Asia
- Transitional Economics: From Hungary to China
- India
- Conclusions
- 4. Inside the Industrialized Economies: New Sources of Tension
- The Case of Europe
- The Case of the United States
- The Case of Japan
- Common Problems, Common Responses
- 5. The Struggle over Open Markets: The Gathering Clouds
- Ambivalence in the United States and Europe
- Multinationals and the Struggle for Public Resources
- Uncertainties in the International Political Climate
- 6. Righting the Balance: Possible Policy Responses
- The Search for Global Principles
- Bilateral Agreements
- Industry-Centered Agreements
- Regional Agreements
- Possible New Initiatives
- Unilateral Measures
- Reprise
- Notes
- Index


In the Hurricane's Eye
The Troubled Prospects of Multinational Enterprises
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$40.00 • £34.95 • €36.95
ISBN 9780674004245
Publication Date: 10/16/2000