| Leviathans - Cambridge University Press (3819 words) |
 | MNCs and their executives, in practice and in principle, not only can cause but also can and sometimes do take steps to reduce the severity of these environmental problems. |
| MNCs, as with other factors of globalization, must be studied in a sustained empirical fashion, in an historical perspective, and with a constant effort to move back and forth between theory and data. |
| Political and social conditions requisite for MNCs to operate as they do may provide a stable context and, at the same time, be subject to change – changes that, in turn, respond to the shifting play of culture as well as of forces like migration and technological innovation. |
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