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This volume provides an original analysis of the role of foreign firms in the structural reforms implemented by the Latin American governments since the 1980s with a focus on the making of the Spanish multinational enterprise.

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""During the 1990s two independent political economic processes converged in Latin America: expansion of business privatization and growing flows of Spanish direct investment. The convergence of these forces is the focal juncture of Toral s study. Toral advances a rigorous theoretical model and a rich empirical analysis of an important question in the international political economy of Iberoamerica and successfully accomplishes his analysis in splendidly crafted and elegantly written chapters. This is an important contribution to the theory-building process in international relations in general and in international political economy in particular. Rarely does a book muster both empirical richness and theoretical rigor. An original and refined example of the successful accomplishment of these scholarly canons."" - Félix Martín, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations, Florida International University

"""During the 1990s two independent political economic processes converged in Latin America: expansion of business privatization and growing flows of Spanish direct investment. The convergence of these forces is the focal juncture of Toral s study. Toral advances a rigorous theoretical model and a rich empirical analysis of an important question in the international political economy of Iberoamerica and successfully accomplishes his analysis in splendidly crafted and elegantly written chapters. This is an important contribution to the theory-building process in international relations in general and in international political economy in particular. Rarely does a book muster both empirical richness and theoretical rigor. An original and refined example of the successful accomplishment of these scholarly canons."" - Félix Martín, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations, Florida International University"

During the 1990s two independent political economic processes converged in Latin America: expansion of business privatization and growing flows of Spanish direct investment. The convergence of these forces is the focal juncture of Toral s study. Toral advances a rigorous theoretical model and a rich empirical analysis of an important question in the international political economy of Iberoamerica and successfully accomplishes his analysis in splendidly crafted and elegantly written chapters. This is an important contribution to the theory-building process in international relations in general and in international political economy in particular. Rarely does a book muster both empirical richness and theoretical rigor. An original and refined example of the successful accomplishment of these scholarly canons. - Felix Martin, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations, Florida International University

During the 1990s two independent political economic processes converged in Latin America: expansion of business privatization and growing flows of Spanish direct investment. The convergence of these forces is the focal juncture of Toral's study. Toral advances a rigorous theoretical model and a rich empirical analysis of an important question in the international political economy of Iberoamerica and successfully accomplishes his analysis in splendidly crafted and elegantly written chapters. This is an important contribution to the theory-building process in international relations in general and in international political economy in particular. Rarely does a book muster both empirical richness and theoretical rigor. An original and refined example of the successful accomplishment of these scholarly canons. --Felix Martin, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations, Florida International University

During the 1990s two independent political economic processes converged in Latin America: expansion of business privatization and growing flows of Spanish direct investment. The convergence of these forces is the focal juncture of Toral s study. Toral advances a rigorous theoretical model and a rich empirical analysis of an important question in the international political economy of Iberoamerica and successfully accomplishes his analysis in splendidly crafted and elegantly written chapters. This is an important contribution to the theory-building process in international relations in general and in international political economy in particular. Rarely does a book muster both empirical richness and theoretical rigor. An original and refined example of the successful accomplishment of these scholarly canons. --Felix Martin, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations, Florida International University

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PABLO TORAL Mouat Junior Professor of International Studies at Beloit College, USA.

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