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Managing the fragmented value chain of global business : exploitative and explorative offshoring toward emerging market economies
Belussi, Fiorenza; Sedita, Silvia Rita - In: The past, present and future of international business …, (pp. 399-429). 2010
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The international fragmentation of the industrial districts and clusters (IDsCs) value chain between relocation and global integration
Belussi, Fiorenza; Sammarra, Alessia - In: Business networks in clusters and industrial districts …, (pp. 3-23). 2010
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Local systems playing globally : heterogeneous districts in the ornamental horticulture global value chain
Belussi, Fiorenza; Sedita, Silvia Rita - In: Business networks in clusters and industrial districts …, (pp. 215-245). 2010
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Business networks in clusters and industrial districts : the governance of the global value chain
Belussi, Fiorenza (ed.) - 2010
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MNEs and clusters : the creation of place-anchored value chains
Belussi, Fiorenza; Caloffi, Annalisa; Sedita, Silvia Rita - In: Local clusters in global value chains : linking actors …, (pp. 71-93). 2018
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Business networks in clusters and industrial districts : the governance of the global value chain
Belussi, Fiorenza (contributor);  … - 2010
pt. 1. The business model of industrial districts and clusters between the knowledge-based view and the global value chain perspective -- pt. 2. Industrial districts in the global value chains : Marshallian and evolutionary districts -- pt. 3. Industrial districts and clusters in the global...
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Managing the fragmented value chain of global business: exploitative and explorative offshoring toward emerging market economies
Belussi, Fiorenza; Sedita, Silvia Rita - In: The past, present and future of international business …, (pp. 399-429). 2010
The fragmentation of the production process is a major theme of research in international business. Trade benefits arise from the “slicing up” of the aggregate value chain, as well as the entry of new countries bearing low labor costs. If, initially, multinational corporations (MNCs)...
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