Taiwan's Entrepreneurs and International Coordination: Evolution of Global Production Network in Electronics and IT Industries

This study applies the concept of coordinating entrepreneurship to explain the emergence of global production network. More specifically, this study explains and illustrates how Taiwan-born technopreneurs move between Silicon Valley and Taiwan's Hsinchu, thereby promoting Taiwan's computer and information technology (IT) industries. With their entrepreneurial spirit and social network, Taiwan-born technopreneurs even turn Dongguan, a farming village in south China, into a modern IT industrial city. This paper concludes that as a result of the coordinating efforts of these entrepreneurs, electronics and computer plants scattered around the globe are integrated into a global production network, as illustrated by IT firms in Silicon Valley, Hsinchu and Dongguan.

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Year of publication:	2009
Authors:	Yu, Fu-Lai Tony
Published in:	Global Economic Review. - Taylor & Francis Journals, ISSN 1226-508X. - Vol. 38.2009, 1, p. 49-62
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis Journals
Subject:	International entrepreneurship \| global production network \| electronics and IT industries \| Silicon Valley \| Hsinchu (Taiwan) \| Dongguan (Pearl River Delta)

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