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Gadinis, Stavros - 2014

Private market professionals, national regulators, and ministry officials have formed numerous informal international bodies commonly called transnational regulatory networks. Their goal: to produce standards and convince governments to adopt them voluntarily as domestic laws. How do they...

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Global Standard-Setting 2.0 : How the WTO Spotlights ISO and Impacts the Transnational Standard-Setting Process

Delimatsis, Panos - 2018

Transnational technical standard-setting has grown in prominence in recent years. The World Trade Organization (WTO … Standardization (ISO), discussing procedural and substantive guarantees regarding transparency, openness, deliberation and … reform in international standard-setting is bound to occur. Arguably, this is bringing a paradigm shift in standardization …

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Social enterprises in electronic markets : web localization or standardization

Benmamoun, Mamoun; Alhor, Hadi; Ascencio, Christine; … - In: Electronic markets : EM ; the international journal of … 31 (2021) 1, pp. 215-231

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The Role of Standards in Global Value Chains

Kaplinsky, Raphael - 2012

Standards have become an increasingly important dimension in global trade. Without the capacity to meet the growing body of standards, producers may either have difficulty in entering global markets, or be relegated to unprofitable and low-margin niches. This paper overviews the history of...

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The place of voluntary standards in managing social and environmental risks in global value chains

Partiti, Enrico - 2021

Under the notion of human rights due diligence (HRDD), firms are under a responsibility to account for the social and environmental impact connected to their operations across global value chains. This responsibility intersects with the sphere of operation of voluntary sustainability standards...

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Global Competition for Leadership Positions in Standards Development Organizations

Baron, Justus; Kanevskaia Whitaker, Olia - 2021

Huawei and other leading competitors for leadership in ICT standardization are also more likely to be appointed to leadership …

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Standard essential patents and global ICT value chains with a focus on the catching-up of China

Laer, Maximilian Karl Eberhard von; Blind, Knut; Ramel, … - In: Telecommunications policy : the international journal … 46 (2022) 2, pp. 1-15

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The known economy : romantics, rationalists, and the making of a world scale

Danby, Colin. - 2017 - First edition.

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Islam, standards, and technoscience in global Halal zones

Fischer, Johan. - 2016 - First edition.

Halal between Islam, standards, and technoscience -- In the Halal zones of Malaysia and Singapore -- Global Halal networks -- Halal training -- In the Halal lab -- Halal activism -- Manufacturing companies -- Shops and restaurants.

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Economic Development Without Pre-Requisites : How Bolivian Firms Met Strict Food Safety Standards and Dominated the Global Brazil-Nut Market

Coslovsky, Salo - 2015

Brazilian firms used to dominate the brazil nut (BN) market to such an extent that the product still carries the country's name. Presently, 77% of all BNs are processed and exported by Bolivia, a country with far fewer resources than its neighbor. This paper analyzes the impact of EU regulations...

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