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How can MNEs stabilize rent-sharing games in (fragile) limited access orders? An ordonomic perspective

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  • Hielscher, Stefan
  • Mamorry, Hussein S.

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Dieser Beitrag untersucht, wie multinationale Unternehmen (MNUs) zur Stabilisierung sozialer Ordnungen beitragen können, die von North et al. (2013) als "fragile limited-access orders" (FLAOs) bezeichnet werden. Auf Basis der Theorieperspektive der Ordonomik analysiert der Beitrag, wie MNUs Wahrnehmungen beeinflussen und Anreizstrukturen gestalten können, um kooperative Rentenverteilungsarrangements unter Eliten zu fördern, die dazu beitragen, die systembedingte Instabilität in Entwicklungsländern zu verringern. Die zentrale, kontraintuitive These lautet, dass die funktionale Partizipation dominanter Eliten an innovativen Governance-Prozessen zur Aushandlung einer fairen Verteilung von Monopolrenten das Problem der Rentenverteilung von einer Quelle sozialen Konflikts und institutioneller Fragilität in eine Quelle sozialer Stabilität, Frieden und wirtschaftlicher Entwicklung transformieren kann. Dieser ordonomische Beitrag liefert somit nicht nur einen Beitrag zur Entwicklungsforschung, sondern auch zur Managementforschung, indem er die bislang wenig untersuchte Schnittmenge von MNUs, der Stabilisierung von FLAOs und den sogenannten "non-market strategies" adressiert.

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  • Hielscher, Stefan & Mamorry, Hussein S., 2025. "How can MNEs stabilize rent-sharing games in (fragile) limited access orders? An ordonomic perspective," Discussion Papers 2025-01, Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Chair of Economic Ethics.
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