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Social SciencesEconomicsInternational BusinessGlobalizationInternational EconomicsInternational Political EconomyEconomic GlobalizationGlobal Political EconomyInternationalization ProcessMultinational CorporationsMultinational EnterprisesTransnational CorporationsCompany UnionsInternational Business HistoryInternational Corporate Ownership StructuresInternationalizationLabor UnionsMultinational Enterprise GrowthOligopolistic CompetitionRegulation Of Transnational Corporations
Preface 1. Spanish firms come of age 2. The nature of the multinational firm Part I. The Process: 3. The family-controlled and worker-owned multinationals 4. Deregulation, oligopolistic competition, and internationalization 5. The Spanish banks go global Part II. The Consequences: 6. Spain's new financial role in the global economy 7. Foreign policy and international stature 8. Spain's enduring image problem 9. Public opinion, the labor unions, and the multinationals 10. Europe, Spain, and the future of its multinational firms Appendix: data and sources Bibliography Photographs Index.