Gobernanza regional de la inversión extranjera directa en Canadá, España y Reino Unido
- María C. González Menéndez 1
- Almond, Phil 2
- Murray, Gregor 3
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Universidad de Oviedo
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Loughborough University
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University of Montreal
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ISSN: 0210-5233
Any de publicació: 2018
Número: 163
Pàgines: 3-20
Tipus: Article
Altres publicacions en: REIS: Revista Española de Investigaciones Sociológicas
Resum
El artículo examina cómo los actores de gobernanza de sistemas regionales de negocio interactúan con las corporaciones multinacionales extranjeras presentes en su territorio para intentar retener inversiones y conectar dichos territorios a redes de producción globales, mediante un análisis cualitativo de políticas y prácticas relacionadas en seis regiones de tres economías industriales avanzadas (Canadá, España y Reino Unido). El estudio revela que, aun existiendo amplias similitudes en los tipos de gobernanza (de mercado, de Estado y asociativa) de la inversión extranjera directa, la extensión e intensidad de uso de cada uno varía notablemente entre regiones y Estados, lo que se explica con referencia a las más amplias diferencias institucionales entre los sistemas empresariales y en la construcción sociopolítica del espacio para la gobernanza subnacional.
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