The Monopoly Behavior Of The Multinationals And China's Commons Security In The Age Of Globalization

Soaring international food prices in 2008 brought about by the food crisis as problems that beset the world, the world economy and global security have been seriously affected. Data show that from 2005 to 2008, cumulative global food prices rose more than 75%. Throughout 2007 to 2008, the world has been engaged in a strategic material on food, or profit commodities discussed. With international food prices more than 50% within one year of growth, food crisis, after an absence of several years, come back the world. The duration of the crisis, though not long, but there are signs that a new round of food crisis coming in 2011, this situation will be even more severe, the world will face food supply problems.On the food situation is not confined to the various agricultural and economic sectors, it has become a global social problems, food problems around the world recognize the relationship between the countries in this century, and even global security. In this paper, the process of multinational companies in the food crisis as an example the role of globalization today, and we are closely related to food security is not as simple as known in joining the WTO, China's economic relationship between a variety of original and livelihood resources are the lifeblood of nature has become a commodity on the market in international trade, protection of the significance of food resources is different from the past. A variety of international factors in the context of transnational capital in the international under the control of food resources are not just resources, it has become a capital, a weapon to the U.S. government-led multinational food industry adopted It can reach a variety of threats, checks and balances, the purpose of containment, of course, the ultimate goal is to control the economic lifeline and national sovereignty.From the sociological point of the world in 2008 as the background of world food crisis, multinational corporations monopoly status as the world's food resources, for instance, uses the fact that the US-led multinational attempt to show by manipulating the food lifeline to the hegemony of global output, while the food crisis People have not just the traditional image of the simple question of how much food, but the resources of transnational corporations on the international grain market inevitable result of monopoly, but also the means to reach the goal of Western hegemonic power. Text by the interpretation of the world food crisis of 2008 and the exposure of multinational monopolistic behavior, the food security situation in our country, made a deal with transnational capital and new solutions to the food crisis and measures...