State-Firm Bargaining. A case study of the negotiations between Trollhättan, Rüsselsheim and General Motors
The technological revolution that has taken place during the past three decades and global deregulations of financial markets have put big MNCs in a unique position. These firms no longer need to produce where markets are located but can move and seek cost advantages throughout the world. Stopford and Strange account for the only extensive study of how these changes have affected the relations be
