Table of Contents

John H. Dunning: Introduction Part I: The Analytical Framework 1: John H. Dunning: Governments and the Macro-Organization of Economic Activity: An Historical and Spatial Perspective 2: Richard G. Lipsey: Globalization and National Government Policies: An Economist's View 3: John H. Dunning: A Business Analytic Approach to Governments and Globalization 4: Susan Strange: An International Political Economy Perspective 5: Stephen J. Kobrin: The Architecture of Globalization: State Sovereignty in a Networked Global Economy Part II: Country Case Studies 6: Alan M. Rugman: Canada: Globalization, Competitiveness, and Government Policy in a Regional Market 7: Hal Hill and Bruce McKern: Australia in the Global Economy 8: Neil Hood and Stephen Young: The United Kingdom 9: Rosie Marie Ham and David C. Mowery: The US Policy Response to Globalization: Looking for the Keys Under the Lamp Post 10: Charles-Albert Michalet: A Volte Face of Policy: the Case of France 11: Martin K. Welge and Dirk Holtbrugge: Germany 12: Magnus Blomstroem and Ari Kokko: Foreign Direct Investment and Politics: the Swedish Model 13: Teutomo Ozawa: Japan: A Flying-Geese Formation as Competitiveness Strategy and the Japanese Disease 14: Sanjaya Lall: The Developing East Asian Economics 15: Claudio Frischtak: Latin American Economics Part III: Implications for National and Supranational Governance 16: John M. Stopford: Implications for National Governments 17: Edward M. Graham: Should There be Multilateral Rules on Foreign Direct Investment?