The EC as an International Corporate Actor: Two Case Studies in Economic 
Diplomacy

Kenis, Patrick; Schneider, Volker

doi:10.1111/j.1475-6765.1987.tb00886.x

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The EC as an International Corporate Actor: Two Case Studies in Economic Diplomacy

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Schneider, Volker
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Kenis, P., & Schneider, V. (1987). The EC as an International Corporate Actor: Two Case Studies in Economic Diplomacy. European Journal of Political Research, 15(4), 437-457. doi:10.1111/j.1475-6765.1987.tb00886.x.

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Within the arena of international politics the European Community sometimes acts as an actor, but sometimes it does not. As is shown in this article:‘traditional’ European-integration approaches fail to explain this. The authors introduce an actor concept which seems to overcome such shortcomings. This approach is applied to a study of two action domains of the EC: one on chemicals control policies and non-tariff trade barriers, and the other on the Multi-Fibre Agreements.