Global Production Networks
Global Production Networks and Social Well-Being: Evidence from the Indonesian Automobile Industry
... This paper investigates the economic improvements in the Indonesian automotive industry, as measured by its integration into global production networks (GPNs) and global value chains (GVCs). ...
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The role of intermediaries in governance of global production networks: Restructuring work relations in Pakistan’s apparel industry
... the global economy as economic activity has become more spatially dispersed, yet simultaneously integrated within global production networks (GPNs) (Bair ...the global recession and a ...
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Economic and Social Development in Global Production Networks: Lessons from the Indonesian Footwear Industry
... The United Nations ranks Indonesia as the world’s fourth most populous country. Indonesia will enjoy a demographics bonus until 2035 thanks to its population of young, productive-age workers (also called an expansive ...
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Contested Compliance Regimes in Global Production Networks: Insights from the Bangladesh Garment Industry
... in global production ...and global brands to improve worker safety as well as internal demands from workers and unions to raise wages and provide better working ...
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Global Production Networks in Electronics and Intra-Asian Trade
... through global production networks (Burstein, Kurz and Tesar, ...electronics production and trade within the context of a international macroeconomic ...
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The embeddedness of global production networks: The impact of crisis on Fiji's garment export sector
... garment production network before and after the May 2000 coup d’etat in Fiji exposes the mechanisms through which different types of relations are created and reproduced and gauges their resilience in unstable ...
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Trade Collapse, Trade Relapse and Global Production Networks: Supply Chains in the Great Recession
... The timing and intensity of the international transmission of supply shock may differ from traditional demand shocks applying on final goods. For example, the transmission index proposed by E-G09 implicitly assumes that ...
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The persistent heterogeneity of trade patterns: A comparison of four European Automotive Global Production Networks
... 7 Outside of Tier 1, SMEs obviously maintained a major presence up and down the supply chain. Mega-suppliers relied on a large number of SMEs to carry out their activities. What is worth emphasizing at this level is the ...
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Are automotive global production networks becoming more global? Comparison of regional and global integration processes based on auto parts trade data
... the production networks established in the zone of origin of the ...international production fragmentation organized by a ...local production facility with meso-components, and he reimports ...
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Reconsidering the Role of the Digital in Global Production Networks
... A number of studies have explored the effects that the digital can play in supporting production structures and exchange. Notably, work during the emergence of the internet (Benjamin and Wigand 1995; Gereffi 2001) ...
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Trade Collapse, Trade Relapse and Global Production Networks: Supply Chains in the Great Recession (revised)
... the production chain and the existence of long-term contractual arrangements guaranteeing minimum level of ...their production plans (Uchida and Inomata, ...in global supply ...the global ...
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Labor regimes, global production networks, and European Union trade policy : labor standards and export production in the Moldovan clothing industry
... The article contains new primary data on the consequences of the EU FTA in Moldova. It is based on forty-one individual and group interviews with key informants in a range of government departments, development agencies, ...
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The Role of Global Production Networks in Indonesian Exports
... This methodology is an extension of [2], [30] with the special contribution of integrating regions and tracing inter-temporal variations. It also employs a different database. The structure of this methodology entails ...
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Revisiting the multinational enterprise in global production networks
... In this we see orchestration as the actions of corporate managers to bring about changes to corporate strategies and practices, and GPNs; such as investing in new technologies or deploying alternative working practices ...
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Managing Global Production Networks. Study Results June 2015
... Companies need to define goals to strengthen required network capabilities, constantly review their network structure and strive for centralization while meeting local requirements. Sou[r] ...
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Cost, risk, and labor markets: the state and sticky institutions in global production networks
... that global markets and international trade are treated effectively as a development package and a new development agenda, there is very little investigation to date of policy coherence between the different ...
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Beyond “Global Production Networks”: Australian Fashion Week’s Trans-sectoral Synergies
... In Lash and Urry’s seminal (1994) analysis, cultural industries are characterised by processes of ‘reflexive accumulation’ in which objects are increasingly interlaced with ‘symbolic’ meanings. In this view, and in most ...
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Beyond 'Global Production Networks': Australian Fashion Week's Trans-Sectoral Synergies
... on networks of interactions and assume a deep interpenetration of economy and ...on networks of socially embedded interaction through which value is ‘formed, added and circulated’ in concrete day-to-day ...
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Global Production and Sales Network Planning
... in global market demands and production environment, redesigning of production and sales network planning is playing a key role to support the optimization of Global Production ...
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Interdependence in Multinational Production Networks
... multinationals’ global production ...of production linkages between ...…nal-good production subsidiaries is relatively high, but tend to locate vertically linked subsidiaries in countries with ...
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