There are plans for a separate European transnational exchange, called Euronext, that would group the Paris, Amsterdam and Brussels bourses, trading stocks with a market value of about $2.2 trillion.
Meanwhile, senior health officials from different countries are attempting to coordinate disease surveillance and response with one another, spending hours on transnational conference calls even while separately quibbling over details such as travel restrictions (considered useless by CDC and WHO, but recommended by some countries), and the importance of antiviral drugs.
This plan, which I call Transnational Labor Citizenship, would give employers access to many more workers on fair terms.
Multinational corporation (MNC), also called transnational corporation, any corporation that is registered and operates in more than one country at a time.
The implications of the globalisation of education and job market is the rise of what we might call "transnationals".
Call it transnational modernism.
If Britain sent firefighters and search-and-rescue teams, the government of France promised to call a transnational conference, while Barack Obama, flanked by former presidents, announced the biggest ever US emergency deployment, including 10,000 soldiers.
At the informal level, voluntarists insist on the need for globally active organizations of civil society, welcome the emergence of a transnational public opinion and call on global agencies such as the World Trade Organization and the International Monetary Fund to commit themselves to basic principles of publicity.
They don't call them "transnational" for nothing.
The Call for Transnational Jihad foresees a pessimistic future for many countries that simply do not have the military and intelligence resources and training to guard their borders from jihadists.
