REVIEW PAPER
NATIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF „REVERSE GLOBALIZATION”
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Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna im. Jarosława Dąbrowskiego w Warszawie
Publication date: 2013-12-01
SBN 2013;4(1): 339-362
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ABSTRACT
The article traces the development of theory and practice of national economic security, and describes the relationship between economic activity and national security. Special attention has been give to potential risks and threats to national economic security posed by mergers and takeovers of developed economies’ assets by multinationals from emerging countries (reverse globalization). The growing number of acquisitions and takeovers of companies operating in developed countries initiated by dynamic multinationals from emerging countries, as well as the 2008/2009 global financial crisis have contributed to adaptation or amendment by several Western European countries and the United States laws on inward foreign direct investment (IFDI) in some sectors classified as “strategic industries”. Implementation of restrictive policies and practices by highly developed economies with the aim of limiting the IFDI has been criticised by emerging countries as protectionist steps undertaken to improve their competitive position. Finally, implications of inward FDI for Poland’s national economic security and protection of her strategic industries are also discusse. Also, some measures for enhancing this type of security are proposed.
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