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Global Capitalism, FDI and Competitiveness comprises 15 of John Dunning's most widely acknowledged writings on the changing characteristics of the global economy over the past three decades. In particular, it examines how these events have shaped, and been shaped by, the growing internationalization of all forms of business activity.

The book is dived into five thematic sections, each of which illustrates a particular aspect of change and the author's analysis of it. The volume examines:

the main features of the new global economy, its origin, opportunities and challenges the author's recent writings on the factors affecting the location of economic activity by international firms, and the implications for national and regional governments the changing nature and form of the contribution of FDI and cross-border strategic alliances to economic development and to the restructuring of national economies the relationship between FDI, the competitive advantages of international firms and the productivity and dynamic comparative advantage of the economies in which they operate. an examination of the changing role and power of national governments as they seek to evaluate and influence the extent of both inbound and outbound FDI.

This volume will be warmly welcomed by all scholars and researchers of international business and particularly those interested in globalization, regional economics and FDI.

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• Acknowledgements(p. vi)
• Introduction(p. ix)
• 1 International business in a changing world environment(p. 1)
• 2 Whither global capitalism?(p. 23)
• 3 Some paradoxes of the emerging global economy: the multinational solution(p. 60)
• 4 Globalization, economic restructuring and development(p. 76)
• 5 Regions, globalization and the knowledge-based economy: the issues stated(p. 111)
• 6 Location and the multinational enterprise: a neglected factor?(p. 146)
• 7 Globalization, technological change and the spatial organization of economic activity(p. 170)
• 8 Evaluating the costs and benefits of multinational enterprises to host countries: a 'tool-kit' approach(p. 196)
• 9 Re-evaluating the benefits of foreign direct investment(p. 223)
• 10 The European Internal Market Program and inbound foreign direct investment(p. 249)
• 11 The competitive advantages of countries and MNE activity(p. 289)
• 12 The geographical sources of the competitiveness of firms(p. 315)
• 13 Multinational enterprises, industrial restructuring and competitiveness: a UK perspective(p. 340)
• 14 Governments and the macro-organization of economic activity: a historical and spatial perspective(p. 373)
• 15 Globalization: the challenge for national economic regimes(p. 416)
• Index(p. 441)

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The late John H. Dunning OBE, former Emeritus Professor of International Investment and Business Studies, University of Reading, UK and Emeritus State of New Jersey Professor of International Business, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark, US