Investments by Spanish firms in Latin America have grown since the early 1990s by taking over many of the state-owned firms put out to tender. Second only to the United States, these investments make Spain one of the largest markets of foreign direct investment for Latin America. This multidisciplinary volume focuses on the emergence of Spanish multinational enterprises in this region. Furthermore, it analyzes the sociological and political consequences of these investments and exhibits several theoretical and methodological approaches that make the book a useful aid for teaching. It is essential reading for those who want to understand structural reforms, their consequences and the international impact of economic reform.
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Felix E. Martin, Ph.D. is Assistant Professor in the Department of International Relations at Florida International University, USA. Pablo Toral, Ph.D. is Mouat Junior Chair of International Studies in the Department of Political Science, Beloit College, USA.
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las empresas españolas, mediation margins, resource nationalism, high power status, proprietary competitive advantages, investment development path, status fluctuations, private domestic banks, higher power status, low power status, other foreign banks, foreign policy guidelines, inversión directa, total bank assets, wireless lines, empresa española, investment drive, macroeconomic vulnerabilities, societal preferences, energy firms Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
European Union, United States, New York, World Bank, Santiago de Chile, Banco Santander, European Community, Costa Rica, South America, Unión Fenosa, United Nations, Buenos Aires, Dirección General de Comercio, Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, World Investment Report, Cambridge University Press, Princeton University Press, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, Deutsche Telekom, Puerto Rico, Real Instituto Elcano, Spanish Ministry of the Economy, World Economic Forum, Central America New!
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las empresas españolas, mediation margins, resource nationalism, high power status, proprietary competitive advantages, investment development path, status fluctuations, private domestic banks, higher power status, low power status, other foreign banks, foreign policy guidelines, inversión directa, total bank assets, wireless lines, empresa española, investment drive, macroeconomic vulnerabilities, societal preferences, energy firms Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
European Union, United States, New York, World Bank, Santiago de Chile, Banco Santander, European Community, Costa Rica, South America, Unión Fenosa, United Nations, Buenos Aires, Dirección General de Comercio, Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, World Investment Report, Cambridge University Press, Princeton University Press, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, Deutsche Telekom, Puerto Rico, Real Instituto Elcano, Spanish Ministry of the Economy, World Economic Forum, Central America New!
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- World Investment Report 2004: The Shift Towards Services by United Nations on 5 pages
- Foreign Direct Investment (Spanish Edition) by International Finance Corporation on 5 pages
- World Investment Report 2000: Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development on 4 pages
- International Business with Companion Website with Gradetracker: Student Access Card (4th Edition) by Alan M. Rugman on page 54, and page 56
- Foreign Direct Investment in Latin America: The Role of European Investors by Ziga Vodusek on page 82, and page 225
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