Multinational Corporations and the Politics of Dependence

Focusing on the dynamics between multinational corporations and Third World countries, the study examines how reactions against dependency can lead host nations to seek greater control over industries. Theodore H. Moran highlights the complexities of this shift, revealing that while it can open up new opportunities for development, it also exposes these countries to significant risks. The exploration provides insight into the delicate balance of power and decision-making in the context of globalization and economic independence.