FEBRUARY 1980 - VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 1
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FEBRUARY 1980 - VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 1
PeriodicalsTransnational Information Exchange TIE is a quarterly magazine designed to increase communication between organizations examining the activities of multinationals. The publication is sponsored by the Transnational Institute in Amsterdam. The first two issues contain long articles on several automobile manufacturers including Chrysler, Ford and MasseyFerguson. By focusing on the global operations of specific multinationals, the publication hopes to help meet the needs of researchers and trade unionists for precise information. The editors urge research groups throughout the world to contribute to TIE's "Research Entries" section. Here, organizations describe their current areas of study, and request specific information from other organizations. The latest issue included entries by groups from Europe, Canada, the United States and India. The subscription price is U.S.$10 per year. For more information, write: Transnational Institute Struggling for the Sharing of Wealth and Power This new publication by the World Council of Churches is designed to serve both the grassroots church community and researchers examining multinationals. The September, 1979 pilot issue contains articles on British and U.S. investment in Southern Africa, multinationals in the Dominican Republic, and the Nestle boycott in Canada. The publication also features an innovative section called "Alternatives," highlighting efforts by Third World governments to counter the power of multinationals. The first column examined the Angolan government's policy on the exploitation of its oil resources. The pilot issue also examines the international operations of Chrysler Corp. For more information, write the WCC Program on Transnational Corporations at the following address: Marcos Arruda |