FDI Looks Like a Regime, But Acts Like The Players Club International management of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) can be characterized as an International regime to the extent that, attempts are being made to establish regularities among MNCs, host countries and home countries. But, at the same time most of its ability to enforce rules and norms can be circumvented by the powerful actors who are the majority rule makers in an FDI regime. For …showed first 75 words of 583 total…

…showed last 75 words of 583 total…the US have circumvented these types of trade barriers to access Cuban markets. FDI is a regime to the extent that its actors have attempted to normalize international relations for the sake of leveling the playing field and liberalizing investment in their interests. FDI as a regime is in its infancy because like other regimes the global trade regime or investment regime it has no internatio! nal organization to answer to yet…. MAI? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**