Originally published in 2005. This book examines how regional
industries use different networks on various geographical scales in
order to withstand increasing competition in a globalising world.
It argues that new forms of global governance of networked
industries are emerging, in particular in those areas that have
only recently been incorporated into the global economy such as
Eastern Europe, Asia and Southern Africa. The book addresses a
number of issues, including the different forms of institutional
arrangements that contribute to the formation of heterogeneous
global industrial networks. It also raises the issue of national
institutions that still matter in network formation. The focus of
the book is on how to improve regional and sectoral competitiveness
in a global context and it suggests this is best achieved by a
close analysis of global linkages, an evolutionary perspective on
processes taking place, and a more differentiated view on
globalisation.
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