Titlebook: Global Establishment; The Political Econom David Kowalewski Book 1997 David Kowalewski 1997 Nation.political economy.Transnational

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Global Establishment978-1-349-25211-4Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-1134-7in turn, have become more transnational in their structure and processes. Increasingly, the establishments of the North have meshed with each other across national borders, ratcheted their power up to the global level, and drawn the establishments of the South into their fold. In brief, .

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-20854-7ke ‘planetary planning’, ‘plurinational capitalism’, and ‘geo-economics of corporate rationality’ have a flamboyant ring (Catao 1982:5; Owensby 1982:3, 14). Yet as Owensby points out: ‘The idea of transnational firms being “Earth Managers” is not a mere contractual possibility. Increasingly it is a fact of history’ (1982:4).

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Infografiken im Forschungskontext,e cannot posit a single cohesive ‘structure’. Rather, one must speak of a pluralistic, competitive set of elites. Divisions among elites, in turn, can be exploited by nonelites to make the system more egalitarian.

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Global Establishmentism in Theoretical Perspectivein turn, have become more transnational in their structure and processes. Increasingly, the establishments of the North have meshed with each other across national borders, ratcheted their power up to the global level, and drawn the establishments of the South into their fold. In brief, .

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The Theory of Global Establishmentismke ‘planetary planning’, ‘plurinational capitalism’, and ‘geo-economics of corporate rationality’ have a flamboyant ring (Catao 1982:5; Owensby 1982:3, 14). Yet as Owensby points out: ‘The idea of transnational firms being “Earth Managers” is not a mere contractual possibility. Increasingly it is a fact of history’ (1982:4).