Titlebook: Bargaining with Multinationals; The Investment of Si Henry Bernard Loewendahl Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Health in Diversity – Diversity in Healthe strategy and organisation of MNCs, the globalisation of technology, and bargaining between MNCs and governments. We discussed in detail inward investment in the UK and UK industrial policy at the national and regional levels, with case studies of Nissan, Siemens, and regional development in North East England.

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Sandra J. MacLean,Sherri A. Brownt combines insights from different bodies of thought. In this chapter several theoretical approaches are drawn on and three structural changes (international competition, technological change, and regional integration) are identified, which are argued to be the key drivers of change in international

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Shree Mulay,Eowynne Feeney,Daya R. Varmaevel and structure of FDI in countries and localities influences the scope for economic development. The objective of this chapter is to examine international trends in FDI over time to understand the significance of FDI for economic development. Given the importance of technology and innovation to

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International Political Economy Series host country governments and multinational companies is becoming more important as interdependence intensifies. Structural changes are leading to inter-state competition for the attraction of inward investment, particularly as companies are increasing both their locational flexibility and control o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29177-8 project in the UK reveal as much about changing corporate governance in Germany as the location attractiveness of the UK to inward investors. We argue that Siemens invested in the UK as part of a globalisation strategy to improve share-holder value. Central to this strategy is the transition to the

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Health in Diversity – Diversity in HealthThe chapter is divided into two parts. The first part analyses the role of FDI in the UK economy, and the second part looks at the evolution of UK industrial policy and the role of inward investment in that policy. The analysis of FDI gives a broad picture of the highly significant role of foreign M