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Globalization

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How Multinationals Act Domestically
ABSTRACT:	Quietly and efficiently the OECD investigators around the world are trying to fight monopoly power even while monopolies are formed with full U.S. official approval. How these giant transnational alliances form and act has only recently (during 2000) been reported. How the giant multinationals act domestically here in the U.S. has never been. Hulet does it here for the first time. To really understand Ralph Nader's betrayal in the above Report one must read this study of power. The full text is here available for $10.00 Offered in Microsoft Works and Microsoft Word.
Medieval Multinationals: Law Merchants and Corporate Governance
ABSTRACT:	Few investigators have ever looked at our modern world of Corporatism and Globalization as closely as has Mr. Hulet. He understands power. He also understands when power can deceive the ignorant and unwary by proposing some aspect of its growth and consolidation under a false disguise; language is always the culprit. So, is the new economy, the new world, the new global regime anything really new? Hulet demonstrates that the only thing new is its breadth and expansiveness; demonstrates finally that it is in fact positively medieval! The full text is here available for $10.00 Offered in Microsoft Works and Microsoft Word.
Foreign Affairs Affects Domestic Policy
ABSTRACT:	This piece was first written when the North American Free Trade Agreement was being voted on in the House. But its argument went much further than NAFTA and encompassed the Drug War and the expanded role of the U.S. Military and CIA in domestic law enforcement. His sources to make his argument were drawn from articles written for the elite journal Foreign Affairs and each article appeared along side Hulet's in a Foreign Affairs Anthology published by Foreign Affairs and the Council on Foreign Relations. The book with the same title is only available from KC&A on our website (it is out of print) as an archived special edition (see our Books page for the volume's availability by clicking here. The article by itself, fully intact, appears here as a separate report: The full text is here available for $10.00 Offered in Microsoft Works and Microsoft Word.

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