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Lost in Translation? Local Interests, Global Actors and Inward Investment Regimes

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Global economic integration is often viewed as a process orchestrated from 'above' by constituents of an emergent transnational class. Yet such perspectives neglect the autonomous contributions made from 'below' by subnational political coalitions that mediate between global and local interests....

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