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The Political Enforcement of Liberalism: Bargaining, Institutions, and Auto Multinationals in Hungary

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The Political Enforcement of Liberalism: Bargaining, Institutions, and Auto Multinationals in Hungary
Author(s)Bartlett, David; Seleny, Anna
AbstractThe demise of communism triggered large flows of foreign direct investment into Eastern Europe. This article examines the impact of recent changes in the international environment-the transformation of world production systems and the rise of neoliberalism-on bargaining between multinational corporations and post-communist governments. It focuses on the Hungarian automobile industry, one of the region’s largest recipients of FDI.
IssueNo2
Pages319-338
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceInternational Studies Quarterly
VolumeNo42
PubDateJune 1998
ISBN_ISSN0020-8833


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