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8 years ago

Business Conflict Theory: How Business Shapes International Relations and Policies.

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Business and the State in International Relations
Ronald W. Cox

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The article explores how businesses influence international relations through conflicts and alliances. Researchers discuss the impact of industrial structure, media, and business mobilization on foreign policy. They also analyze business support for trade agreements and the role of the military-industrial complex. The study highlights the importance of business in shaping global politics and the economy.