State–Firm Nexus, Indigenous Coupling, and Social Downgrading in the Aerospace Global Production Network: A Case Study of Embraer, Brazil

IF 7.2 1区经济学 Q1 ECONOMICS

Economic Geography Pub Date : 2024-05-30 DOI:10.1080/00130095.2024.2346526

Tiago Teixeira

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Abstract

Global production network (GPN) scholars increasingly focus on examining exclusionary processes in strategic coupling. However, attention has been given to structural coupling, where uneven outcome...

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航空航天全球生产网络中的国家-企业关联、土著耦合和社会降级：巴西航空工业公司案例研究

全球生产网络（GPN）学者越来越注重研究战略耦合中的排斥过程。然而，人们对结构耦合也给予了关注，在结构耦合中，不均衡的结果...

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