1 Representing Spatiality in the Transnational Corporate Network William K. Carroll Sociology Department University of Victoria February,

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1 Representing Spatiality in the Transnational Corporate Network William K. Carroll Sociology Department University of Victoria February, 2004

2 Corporate interlocks trace two forms of capitalist power: Strategic, allocative and operational control within the circuitry of accumulation (e.g., finance capital as an coalescence of industrial and financial forms) Class hegemony: the integration of top capitalists and organic intellectuals into a business community; the reach of that community into civil society and states.

3 Carroll and Fennema (2002): ‘Is there a transnational business community?’ modest increase in transnational interlocking (particularly within Europe), but also persistence of national specificities, and a trend away from the strong inter-corporate ties that have been distinctive of organized capitalism. We concluded that a transnational business community, centred on the North Atlantic, is in the making, with practices centred primarily around class formation: construction of community and hegemony.

4 Carroll and Carson (2003): Forging a new hegemony broadened the network analysis to include 350 corporations as well as five policy-planning groups – important promoters of neoliberal globalization: World Economic Forum, International Chamber of Commerce, Trilateral Commission, Bilderberg Conference and World Business Council for Sustainable Development

5 Parameters of the Present Analysis 622 corporate directors (Carroll and Carson’s global corporate elite) -400 who direct only corporations in a single country 222 corporate directors with transnational reach. Of the 222, 94 are transnational corporate linkers 128 are not transnational corporate linkers, but sit on one or more global policy board. The 94 transnational corporate linkers carry a corporate network of 122 corporations.

6 Participation in the Transnational Corporate Network by Country

7 Participation in the TN Network by City

8 Three Components of Degree Centrality: Means by Country

9 The Transnational Corporate Network, Coded by Country of Domicile Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

10 The Dominant Component of Primary Interlocks Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy. Circles: industrials, Triangles: financials

11 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing all Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

12 Central Cities in the Inter-Urban Network CityInter-Urban Interlocks 1 Paris 74 2 London 41 3 Brussels 36 4 Frankfurt 34 5 Munich 29 6 NYC 28 7 Hague-Rotterdam 25 8 Montreal 22 9Zurich Dusseldorf Bonn Einhoven Essen Hamburg Chicago 11

13 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing all Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

14 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing 2+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

15 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing 3+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

16 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing 4+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

17 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing 5+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

18 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing 6+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

19 The Inter-Urban Corporate Network, Showing 7+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico

20 The Network of 187 Corporations and Five Policy-Planning Boards Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Beige: Spain, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico, Deep Green: South Korea, Burgundy: Turkey, Light Pink: South Africa. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

21 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network, Showing all Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Beige: Spain, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico, Deep Green: South Korea, Burgundy: Turkey, Light Pink: South Africa. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

22 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network, Showing 2+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Light Blue: Switzerland, Yellow: Sweden, Light Green: Italy, Teal: Japan, Brown: Australia, Purple: Hong Kong, Olive: Mexico, Deep Green: South Korea, Burgundy: Turkey, Light Pink: South Africa. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

23 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network, Showing 5+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Orange: Netherlands, Pink: Germany, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Teal: Japan, Purple: Hong Kong. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

24 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network, Showing 12+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Grey: UK, Red: Canada, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Teal: Japan. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

25 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network, Showing 15+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux, Teal: Japan. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

26 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network, Showing 25+ Ties Key: Blue: US, Green: France, Black: Belgium/Lux. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

27 The Inter-Urban Corporate-Policy Group Network: 31 Interlocks Key: Blue: US. Policy Groups are in Diamonds.

28 Discussion