Emerging Industrial Structure of the Wider Europe
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Cee Firm
Cee Subsidiary
direct
Domestic Firms
economic transformation
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foreign
foreign direct investment
Foreign Firms
Foreign Investment Enterprises
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Global Industrial Networks
Global Production Networks
Industrial Integration
industrial networks
Industry Integration
International Production Networks
investment
National Linkage Programme
network
Network Alignment
networks
pan-European industrial integration
policy integration
Polish Firms
production
production linkages
Slavo Radosevic
SME
Te Ch
Telecommunications
transition economies
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Wider Europe
Product details
- ISBN 9780415323345
- Weight: 544g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 06 May 2004
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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The latest wave of European Union expansion has brought many central and Eastern European countries into the fold. Unlike previous enlargements however, the latest new members are also undergoing radical economic reform as they reintegrate into international economy.
This book reviews the changing industrial architecture of the new wider Europe from a "network" perspective, highlighting the importance of the linkages that develop between firms and governments in the new entrants and the EU. It does so on the basis of a series of case studies covering countries, sectors, and firms as well as providing an analysis of the underlying dynamics of production and policy integration.
The impressive group of authors go beyond tradition analyses by adopting an interdisciplinary approach drawing on the insights of economics and politics. As such, the book will appeal to students of the EU and enlargement, as well as those with an interest in foreign investment and transition economies.
F. McGowan, S. Radosevic, Nick Von Tunzelman
