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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 March 2016
1 The first occurrence, according to Howe Martyn, was in a speech by David Lilienthal in Philadelphia in 1958: The New Sovereigns, at 33.
2 The multinational corporation is certainly not a newcomer to Canada. Montreal was founded in 1663 by a multinational corporation, the Sulpician Order/Messieurs Les Ecclsiastiques de St. Sulpice. About the same time the Hudson’s Bay Company was incorporated with the sole right to trade in Western Canada.
3 Chapter 6 on “The Multinational Enterprise in the National Setting: Africa,” by Dr. Walter Chudson, and Chapter 8 on “The Cosmocorporation: An Unsympathetic View,” by Mr. Eric Kierans.
4 An area of potential Canadian-U.S. conflict; witness the recent furore concerning the sale of office equipment to Cuba.
5 Proposal for a Regulation (EEC) of the Council on the Control of Concentrations between Undertakings, Doc. Com. (73) iaio final of 18 July 1973, Official Journal No. C92 of 31 October 1973, at 1.