Titlebook: Dependent Growth: Foreign Investment and the Development of the Automotive Industry in East-Central ; Petr Pavlínek Book 2017 Springer Int

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Decoding Pictorial Collections Using Faces 1990s with a focus on the 2000s and especially the period after the 2008–2009 economic crisis. I start with a discussion of the position of ECE in the global and European division of labor in the automotive industry. This is followed by an overview of FDI trends in the ECE automotive industry, incl

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Julien A. Raemy,Robert Sandersonal shift in production from traditional core areas of the global automobile industry to selected less developed economies. In this context, the chapter analyses the firm-level effects of the economic crisis in the Czech and Slovak automotive industries as two examples of automotive industry peripher

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The Artificial Papyrologist at Workates industrial upgrading of 490 Czech-based automotive firms during the period of significant inflows of foreign direct investment into the Czech automotive industry between 1998 and 2006. I consider differences among process, product and functional upgrading and the effect of government policies o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-43410-6 automotive industry. Theoretically and conceptually, this chapter draws on two strands of literature: spillovers, linkages and effects of foreign direct investment on domestic firms and regional economic development; and literature on global production networks, global value chains and industrial u

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Atraa Al-Hashimi,Nicanora W?chterthough this growth has been mainly driven by the investment strategies of automotive lead firms, the state has played an important role by accommodating the strategic needs of foreign capital through neoliberal economic policies. In addition to secondary sources, the empirical research is based on a