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The emergence of integrative trade and global value chains (GVCs) over the past 20 years has changed the competitive landscape in international goods and services markets. Competition in many lines of businesses, particularly in the manufacturing sector, is now taking place more at a value chain...
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of the world economy. An increasing number of firms, countries and other economic actors take part in today's global … to produce goods and services and export these to the rest of world (Sturgeon and Gereffi, 2009). Countries just like …
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This research volume is concerned with the causes and consequences of global value chains — the fragmentation of production across firms and international boundaries. Figure 1 provides a schema for thinking about these phenomena. The total value of inputs used in producing a given level of...
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service involves many steps and increasingly these steps are separable and can be located anywhere in the world based on where …
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second unbundling (Baldwin, 2006; 2009) is among the most important features of modern globalization. Basic economic theory …
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The paper identifies and analyzes the four main fault lines which will influence the next decades of global philanthropy. All are related to what we can refer to as "the market revolution in global philanthropy". As global philanthropy moves beyond grantmaking, into investment approaches that...
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The social question has come down upon us in two different understandings. Modestly understood, it is about helping the needy and creating opportunities for disadvantaged members of society. More ambitiously conceived, by contrast, it is about extricating human life generally from the false...
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This article continues with a discussion of what the author calls the argument from transnational effects. It says that supranational or transnational forms of integration, in particular market integration, are desirable on account of democracy itself. National democracies find themselves...
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the shape and characteristics of community in the era of globalization. The viewpoint of virtual community calls us from …
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Many forces are making the world increasingly smaller and a movement for global citizenship is underway. Better …-belonging (aka belonging to the world) ought to be widely embraced. In this brief essay, we explore the need for the spirit by …., world renowned for the struggle against racism, Mohandas Gandhi, a well known spiritual and political leader from India, and …
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