These are overwhelming within the triad - Japan, the US and Western Europe. S o, for example, IBM, Siemens and Toshiba, the three major computer manufacturers in the triad, are now working together to develop chips because it's too costly to compete. What this means is that the so-called globalisation is taking place overwhelmingly in Europe, the US and Japan. And it's mostly internal to mega-corporations, which are linked to one another and highly dependent on their own states for subsidy, socialisation of risk and for markets. Within the triad, political measures are available, just by existing devices.
Parliamentary devices exist to change anything, without fear of military coups and so on.
The purpose of the treaty is precisely to prevent that danger. Furthermore, the whole system of private tyranny, the existence of corporations, is a very modern development. In the US, it happened early this century. Before that, corporations had no rights. They were partnerships and restricted to particular actions determined by state charter.