Hostile brothers : competition and closure in the European electronics industry
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Hostile brothers : competition and closure in the European electronics industry
（Government-industry relations, 4）
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1990
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Bibliography: p. [379]-389
Includes index
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内容説明
"Hostile Brothers" presents the findings of a major research project on government-industry relations in the consumer electronics and communications industries of Britain, France and West Germany. The authors interviewed over 300 senior managers, civil servants, trade unionists and industrial experts in depth to provide a comprehensive account of how these industries have adapted to technical change and international competition in the 1970s and 1980s. In particular they chart the emergence of multinational firms as the major political actors engaged in negotiations with governments and the European Commision over public policy. The authors developed a new theoretical approach, drawn from Weber, to analyse how public policy for industry is formed by major multinational firms seeking to insulate themselves from the uncertainties of market competition. They show how different combinations of market closure and competition arise from variations in technology, economic structure and political regime, and how trade liberalization and technological change produce very different outcomes according to the specific features of the industry in its national context.
目次
- Studying government-industry relations
- markets as a system of power
- national framework - Britain, France, and Germany
- telecommunications - politics, technologies, and markets
- breaching the monopoly - the neo-liberal offensive in Britain
- France - the rise and fall of dirigisme
- Germany - defending the monopoly
- telecom strategies in Europe - the end of parochialism?
- consumer electronics - politics, technologies, and markets
- Britain - arrival and departure
- France - the illusion of state control
- Germany - holding the ring?
- European consumer electronics - the rise of the transnationals.
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