Introduction: MNCs and their pathways of influence in global politics

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Abstract

To study the role of MNCs and their different actions in markets and politics, we need to understand how they are intrinsically entangled with various other public and private actors. We also need to draw on different literatures. Indeed, there is no single tradition that embraces all the different pathways of influence they are engaged in, and which are considered in this book. We scrutinize the various relevant research traditions, identify shortcomings and assets, and integrate them into a holistic analytical approach. We take an interest in examining and explaining why certain types of actions tend to be preferred, mindful of the broader context in which they arise. This introductory therefore establishes the basis for a better understanding of the limits and prospects of the power of MNCs in global politics.

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Mikler, J., & Ronit, K. (2020). Introduction: MNCs and their pathways of influence in global politics. In MNCs in Global Politics: Pathways of Influence (pp. 1–29). Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781789903232.00009

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