![]() Chapter 1 Global Companies as Actors in Global Policy and Governance (pages 1–16): John MiklerĬhapter 2 The Global Company (pages 19–34): Hinrich VossĬhapter 3 The National Identity of Global Companies (pages 35–52): Stephen WilksĬhapter 4 Big Business in the BRICs (pages 53–74): Andrea GoldsteinĬhapter 5 Theorizing the Power of Global Companies (pages 77–95): Doris FuchsĬhapter 6 Why, When, and How Global Companies Get Organized (pages 96–112): Tony Porter and Sherri BrownĬhapter 7 How Governments Mediate the Structural Power of International Business (pages 113–133): Stephen BellĬhapter 8 How Global Companies Wield Their Power: The Discursive Shaping of Sustainable Development (pages 134–152): Nina KolleckĬhapter 9 How Global Companies Make National Regulations (pages 155–172): Terry O'Callaghan and Vlado VivodaĬhapter 10 Making Government More “Business?Like”: Management Consultants as Agents of Isomorphism in Modern Political Economies (pages 173–192): Denis Saint?MartinĬhapter 11 East Asian Development States and Global Companies as Partners of Techno?Industrial Competitiveness (pages 193–208): Sung?Young KimĬhapter 12 Varieties of the Regulatory State and Global Companies: The Case of China (pages 209–226): Shiufai WongĬhapter 13 Global Companies and Emerging Market Countries (pages 227–237): Caner Bakir and Cantay CaliskanĬhapter 14 Regulating Global Corporate Capitalism (pages 241–256): Sarianna M.
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