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Politics and the multinational company

, 1969
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Editorial-A Milestone in the Technological Development of Hadrontherapy, in FranceHadrontherapy, cryogenic cyclotron. [PDF]

Int J Part Ther
Habrand JL, Gaubert G, Haghdoost S, Thariat J, Rouzier R.   +4 more
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Performance Validation of a New Portable Ophthalmic Ultrasound Device. [PDF]

Cureus
Pandya DP, Kannan K, Venkataraju K, Hansraj S, Reddy Pappuru R, Das T, Kondusamy R, Sagadevan J, Belenje A.   +8 more
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Multinational Company Litigation

2021
Jason Brickhill and Zanele Mbuyisa review the current state of play in South Africa in terms of the imposition of civil liability on multinationals for human rights abuses. They outline the rules on jurisdiction over claims by foreign claimants and corporations and potential causes of action under common law, statute, and the Constitution.
Jason Brickhill, Zanele Mbuyisa
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The Role of the Multinational Companies

2005
This chapter analyzes the role of MNCs in the development of the software industry in India, Ireland, and Israel. It shows that the evolution of software activities and the role of MNCs varied considerably across these three countries in terms of the timing of entry and the type of activities conducted by MNCs.
GIARRATANA M., PAGANO A., TORRISI, SALVATORE   +2 more
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Multinational Companies

2006
• Understand different organization structure of multinational corporations • Apply the organization structure models to analyze the global organization structure of Robert Bosch GmbH • Analyze the regional organization structure for Robert Bosch US • Obtain an overview of the theoretical models of business strategies used by multinational ...
Chetan Sankar, Karl-Heinz Rau
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New protectionism and multinational companies

Journal of International Economics, 1996
Abstract This paper examines the welfare effects of eliminating non-tariff barriers (NTBs), when firms expand abroad via export or direct investment (DI). Two broad categories of NTBs are considered according to whether they discriminate only against the foreign exporter (Type I) or also against the local subsidiary of the foreign-owned firm (Type II)
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