
The Corporate Firm In A Spatial Context / Piet Pellenbarg And Egbert Wever -- Networks Of Firms In Flanders, Belgium: Characteristics And Territorial Impacts / Dominique Vanneste And Peter Cabus -- Global Production And Trade Systems: The Volvo Case / Inge Ivarsson And Claes Alvstam -- The Organization Of The Production Process: The Case Of Smartville / Peter Dörrenbächer And Christian Schulz -- Internal Venturing: Sponsored Corporate Spin-offs In Sweden / Åsa Lindholm Dahlstrand And Martin W. Wallin -- Becoming A Global Player: Ing Real Estate / Ed Nozeman -- The Industrial Structure And Location Behavior Of The Us, European, And Asian Semiconductor Industries / Tomokazu Arita And Philip Mccann -- Globalization Of A Potato Starch Co-operative: The Case Of Avebe / Dirk Strijker -- Philips: A Global Electronics Firm Restructuring Its Home Base / Oedzge Atzema, Egbert Wever And Marloes Krol -- Product Upgrading And Survival: The Case Of Vw Navarra / Martina Fuchs -- The Demise Of A Local Champion: Macmillan Bloedel's Acquisition By Weyerhaeuser / Roger Hayter -- Glaxosmithkline: Regional And Local Networking In A Post-communist Economy / Tadeus Stryjakiewicz -- Epilogue: A Relational Perspective / Peter Dicken. Edited By Piet Pellenbarg And Egbert Wever. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates how global corporate firms navigate spatial constraints and regional economic dynamics to maintain competitive advantages. Editors Egbert Wever and Piet Pellenbarg compile a series of academic inquiries that examine the intersection of corporate strategy and geographical location. By analyzing specific firm behaviors across diverse industries, the contributors argue that the physical and social environment remains a critical factor in the success of multinational enterprises despite the increasing influence of globalization.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a valuable resource for students and researchers of economic geography and international business. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous examination of how global firms interact with local territorial contexts.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203939204
ISBN-13:
9780203939208
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