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Development Trajectories in Global Value Chains

Europe's Auto Industry

Global Production Networks and Spatial Change

Pavlinek, Petr (University of Nebraska, Omaha)

Europe's Auto Industry

Development Trajectories in Global Value Chains

Europe's Auto Industry

Global Production Networks and Spatial Change

Development Trajectories in Global Value Chains: Europe's Auto Industry

 

A theoretical and critical explanation of the spatial profit-seeking strategies of transnational corporations and their role in the development of the automotive industry in Central and Eastern Europe.

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Beschrijving Development Trajectories in Global Value Chains: Europe's Auto Industry

A theoretical and critical explanation of the spatial profit-seeking strategies of transnational corporations and their role in the development of the automotive industry in Central and Eastern Europe. This book will appeal to readers interested in Europe's automotive industry, which is analyzed as an interconnected spatial network.

ISBN
9781009453233
Pagina's
250
Verschijnt
Serie
Development Trajectories in Global Value Chains
NUR
781
Druk
1
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Hardback
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Engels
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