International Regulation of Multinational Corporations

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By Don Wallace, Jr.

Praeger, 1976, 233 pp

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A good deal of familiar and general material surrounds a few chapters focusing on specific questions about possible forms of international response to the feeling that "there ought to be a law" about multinationals. It is not too likely that there will be, says Professor Wallace of Georgetown.

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