strategy
Strengthening negotiating capacity of governments with transnational corporations
Context:
Economic globalisation has given birth to new forms of accumulation and power. The accumulation takes place on a global scale, at increasing speed, controlled by transnational corporations and investors. While capital has gone global, redistribution policies remain the responsibility of national governments, which are unable, and most of the times unwilling, to act against the interests of transnational capital. Facilitates:
Reducing displacement of national decision-makingScrutinizing practices of transnational corporations Facilitated by:
Developing codes of conduct for international businessConsulting on negotiating strategies for economic developmentEvaluating role of transnational corporations in world trade agreements Subjects:
Commerce → MultinationalsGovernment → Government
Law → Arbitration
Type Classification:
E: Emanations of other strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
