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Global Value Chains, Economic Upgrading, and Gender in the Call Center Industry |
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Global Value Chains, the Crisis, and the Shift of Markets from North to South |
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Global value chains, Where they came from, where they are going and why this is important |
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Globalisation and Assembler-Supplier Relations: Brazil and India |
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Globalization, Upgrading and Regional Engagement: International Coproduction and the Korean Animation Industry in Asia |
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Governance and NTFP Chains in the Takamanda-Mone Landscape, Cameroon |
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Governance in Global Value Chains |
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How can agricultural commodity producers appropriate a greater share of value chain incomes? |
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How globalization affects Italian industrial districts: the case of Brenta |
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Impact of Industrial Services on the Spatial Pattern of Users and Producers in Global Flagship Networks |
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Increasing value from global value chain participation: What role for industrial policy? |
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Institutional conditions for organising decent work in global production networks |
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Institutionalizing Flexibility: A Comparative Analysis of Fordist and Post-Fordist Models of Third World Agro-Export Production |
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International Comparative Evidence on Global Value Chains |
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Introduction: Global Commodity Chains |
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Key concepts and core issues in global value chain analysis |
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Knitting the Networks between Mexican Producers and the U.S. Market |
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Knowledge, ethics and power in the home furnishings commodity chain |
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La formación de la empresa global en el marco de las cadenas de valor |
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Labor's Response to Global Production |
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Les chaînes globales de valeur |
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Local development, Global Value Chains and Latecomer Development |
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Local upgrading strategies in response to global challenges: the surgical instruments cluster of Tuttlingen, Germany |
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Making Sense of Global Standards |
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Making Value Chain Governance work for the implementation of quality, labour and environmental standards: upgrading challenges in the footwear industry |
