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Unravelling the Rag Trade - Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Seven World Cities (Hardcover)
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Unravelling the Rag Trade - Immigrant Entrepreneurship in Seven World Cities (Hardcover)
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The garment industry is one of the world's largest industries, yet
there are few sustained examinations of its importance to the
global economy and the very vital role that immigrant
entrepreneurship has played. Focusing on the garment industry in
seven world cities Paris, London, Birmingham, Amsterdam, New York,
Miami and Los Angeles this book tackles the complex relationship
between the development of immigrant entrepreneurship and the shift
to global, post-industrial urban economies. The interconnections
among immigrant entrepreneurs, social networks, market conditions
and regulatory matters are thoroughly explored in a comparative
way. Starting from the idea that general social, economic and
political processes manifest themselves in ever changing,
historically specific shapes, the contributors offer intriguing
insights into the dynamics of entrepreneurial management against
the backdrop of such processes as: the differential spatial impact
of economic restructuring; the significance of governance at
various levels; and the conditional use of social capital. With
contributions from leading experts in the field, this is a must for
those wishing to supplement their knowledge in globalization,
labour, economics, immigration and the garment industry broadly
speaking.
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