Originally published in 1992 and drawing from case studies from the Eastern and South-eastern frontiers of the EU, this book examines the changes in geography of European production in labour-intensive industries.
Originally published in 1992 and drawing from case studies from the Eastern and South-eastern frontiers of the EU, this book examines the changes in geography of European production in labour-intensive industries.
Lois Labrianidis is Professor of Economic Geography, Department of Economics, University of Macedonia, Greece.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Lois Labrianidis. Part 1: Thematic Analysis of the European Experience. 2. Delocalization and Development in Europe: Conceptual Issues and Empirical Findings Athanasios Kalogeresis and Lois Labrianidis. 3. Patterns of Enterprise Strategies in Labour-Intensive Industries: The case of Five EU Countries Christos Kalantaridis Ivaylo Vassilev and Grahame Fallon. 4. Social Consequences of Delocalization in Labour-Intensive Industries: The Experience of Old and New Members of the EU Krzysztof Gwosdz and Boleslaw Domanski. 5. Between Policy Regimes and Value Chains in the Restructuring of Labour-Intensive Industries Ivaylo Vassilev Grzegorz Micek and Artemios Kourtesis. Part 2: Industrial Analysis of the European Experience. 6. The Impact of Internationalization on the Clothing Industry Christos Kalantaridis Ivaylo Vassilev and Grahame Fallon. 7. The Impact of Delocalization on the European Electronics Industry Runno Lumiste. 8. Footwear Industry: Delocatlization and Europeanization Poli Roukova Spartak Keremidchiev Margarita Ilieva and Evgeni Evgeniev. 9. The Impact of Delocalization on the European Software Industry Robert Guzik and Grzegorz Micek. Part 3: The Experience From Elsewhere in the World. 10. Corporate Strategies for Software Globalization. Alok Aggarwal Orna Berry Martin Kenney Stefanie Ann Lenway and Valerie Taylor. 11. Newly Emerging Paradigms in the World Economy: Global Buyers value Chain Governance and Local Suppliers' Performance in Thailand Carlo Pietrobelli and Federica Saliola. 12. African Cloth Export Production and Second-hand Clothing in Kenya Tina Mangieri. 13. Conclusion Lois Labrianidis.
1. Introduction Lois Labrianidis. Part 1: Thematic Analysis of the European Experience. 2. Delocalization and Development in Europe: Conceptual Issues and Empirical Findings Athanasios Kalogeresis and Lois Labrianidis. 3. Patterns of Enterprise Strategies in Labour-Intensive Industries: The case of Five EU Countries Christos Kalantaridis Ivaylo Vassilev and Grahame Fallon. 4. Social Consequences of Delocalization in Labour-Intensive Industries: The Experience of Old and New Members of the EU Krzysztof Gwosdz and Boleslaw Domanski. 5. Between Policy Regimes and Value Chains in the Restructuring of Labour-Intensive Industries Ivaylo Vassilev Grzegorz Micek and Artemios Kourtesis. Part 2: Industrial Analysis of the European Experience. 6. The Impact of Internationalization on the Clothing Industry Christos Kalantaridis Ivaylo Vassilev and Grahame Fallon. 7. The Impact of Delocalization on the European Electronics Industry Runno Lumiste. 8. Footwear Industry: Delocatlization and Europeanization Poli Roukova Spartak Keremidchiev Margarita Ilieva and Evgeni Evgeniev. 9. The Impact of Delocalization on the European Software Industry Robert Guzik and Grzegorz Micek. Part 3: The Experience From Elsewhere in the World. 10. Corporate Strategies for Software Globalization. Alok Aggarwal Orna Berry Martin Kenney Stefanie Ann Lenway and Valerie Taylor. 11. Newly Emerging Paradigms in the World Economy: Global Buyers value Chain Governance and Local Suppliers' Performance in Thailand Carlo Pietrobelli and Federica Saliola. 12. African Cloth Export Production and Second-hand Clothing in Kenya Tina Mangieri. 13. Conclusion Lois Labrianidis.
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