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Articleosti5227067 title Politics of oil multinational oil corporations and United States foreign policy 1941-1954 author Painter D.S. abstractNote The energy crises of the 1970s highlighted the importance of foreign oil to United States security and prosperity and focused attention on the relationship between multinational oil corporations and United States foreign policy
Access to foreign oil first emerged as an issue in U.S. foreign policy following World War I because of the growing importance of oil to modern industrial society and modern warfare fear of exhaustion of U.S. domestic reserves and the need of U.S. companies with foreign markets for additional sources of supply
2020-4-15This has been looked upon by many has counterproductive to the host country. Though multinational corporations have contributed in terms of job creation but many of the employees of most Multinational Corporation are poor remunerated. However the researcher is evaluating the role of multinational corporations towards economic growth of Nigeria
2020-5-16Role of Multinational Corporations MNCs in Foreign Investments Multinational corporations are those large firms which are incorporated in one country but which own control or manage production and distribution facilities in several countries. Therefore these multinational corporations are also known as transnational corporations
2020-5-21articleosti7159248 title Oil and the American century. The political economy of U. S. foreign oil policy 1941-1954 author Painter D S abstractNote Oil and the American Century examines the evolution of U.S. oil policies in the 1940s and 1950s and traces the sources and consequences of the partnership that developed between government and business to regulate the world oil
U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations 1975 Multinational Corporations and U.S. Foreign Policy. Report by the Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations Washington D.C. VERNON RAYMOND 1969 The Role of U.S. Enterprise Abroad Daedalus Winter 113133
Resources Policy 1994 20 1 23-33 Government pricing policy and multinational oil companies in Nigeria Timothy C.U. Kalu and Eyitayo Lambo The authors are with the Department of Management Sciences University of florin florin Nigeria For a long time there has been serious controversy between the multinational oil companies MOCs and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC an
The oil industry has seen many risks with corruption and bribery cases associated with multinational corporations desperate for licenses to operate. The ease with which some of them collaborate with willing national political elites to circumvent law in the course of pursuing their interests is an issue that the global energy system lacks
2020-5-20Role of Multinational Corporations in international politics. The growth of Multinational Corporations is an ultra-modern method of neo-colonialism colonialism practiced in a new form under which the U.S.A. and other Western European countries
Chinas multinational corporations have steadily climbed up the global rankings in recent years and yet most of these companies are not internationally active or fully multinational. David
US Congress Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations 1975 Multinational oil corporations and US foreign policy US Government Printing Office 2 January
Committee on Foreign Relations. Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations U.S. trade and investment in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe the role of multinational corporations a staff report prepared for the use of the Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations of the Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate December 20 1974
2017-1-14AbstractMultinational corporations often suffer from political risk when operating overseas. Political risk may come from the policy shift of the host country unstable political situation the uncertainty of international relations or the precarious relationship between multinational corporations and local society
Get this from a library Multinational oil corporations and U.S. foreign policy report together with individual views to the Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate. United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations
Theres no longer doubt that the US government spies on foreign multinational corporations as well as governments thanks to the disclosures by former National Security Agency contractor turned
2020-5-20A report examining the history structure and motives of multinational corporations and their excessive influence over both governments and the general public. The report proposes a framework in which commercial activity can be significantly reduced so that corporations
2020-5-21One sharp example of environmental problems caused by multinational corporations is the drive to extract oil from Nigeria. As the previous link from this sites section on Africa shows corporations have even backed the military to harass even kill local people who continue to protest at the environmental and other problems the activities
2 Multinational Corporations are the main actors driving economic globalisation which thrives when market forces are de-regulated allowing essential goods and services to be allocated by commercial activity not human need. The result is a world economy that favours affluent countries and their corporate interests whilst neglecting those living in extreme poverty who the market
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International oil companies IOCs have for instance been accused of complicity in human rights abuses and repression in countries such as Nigeria or Sudan. We show that multinational oil corporations are linked to more state repression compared to domestic state-controlled firms
Multinational Corporations Property Rights and Legitimiation Strategies US Investors in the Argentine and Peruvian Oil Industries in the Twentieth Century. Australian Economic History Review Vol
In the late 1990s when international concerns over genocide chased Western companies out of Sudan Chinese companies flooded in taking over the oil fields and selling weapons to the government
2020-5-20The multinationals corporations are seen as carriers of foreign technological know how culture and social context hence their ability to help develop a nation. However these companies are not father Christmas and so have their own entrepreneurial goals plus their parent countrys goals which they seek to attain alongside with the objective
Description. The Divisions clients include multinational and foreign companies engaged in activities across all sectors of the economy such as contracting trading power water telecommunications oil gas aviation shipping airport and ports petrochemicals and international trading
83. Telephone interviews with representatives with two of the departing U.S. oil companies Conoco and W.R. Grace 13 and 16 June 1988. That public officials are satisfied with company claims of voluntary enforcement was confirmed by two personal interviews with officials in the U.S. Treasury Departments Office of Foreign Assets Control Washington D.C. 26 and 29 July 1988 and one
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