Examining state intervention into foreign takeovers of companies on national security grounds, this book argues that this tool of statecraft allows states to balance power in a globalized world through non-military means. This title is also available as Open Access.
Examining state intervention into foreign takeovers of companies on national security grounds, this book argues that this tool of statecraft allows states to balance power in a globalized world through non-military means. This title is also available as Open Access.
Ashley Thomas Lenihan is a Fellow at the Centre for International Studies at the London School of Economics and Political Science, a Senior Fellow at the Institute for Law, Science, and Global Security at Georgetown University, and a Term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Her research focuses on the relationship between state power and foreign direct investment from an international relations perspective.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. A theory of non-military internal balancing 2. The numbers: a comprehensive look at the motivations behind 3. Unbounded intervention: the state and the blocked deal 4. Unbounded or overbalancing? An outlier case 5. Bounded intervention: mitigating threats to national security 6. Non-intervention and the 'internal' intervention alternative Conclusion.
Introduction 1. A theory of non-military internal balancing 2. The numbers: a comprehensive look at the motivations behind 3. Unbounded intervention: the state and the blocked deal 4. Unbounded or overbalancing? An outlier case 5. Bounded intervention: mitigating threats to national security 6. Non-intervention and the 'internal' intervention alternative Conclusion.
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