Participation in global value chains as a vehicle for SME upgrading : a literature review

Keywords

Modernization theory, Business, Value (mathematics), Industrial organization, Quality (philosophy)

References

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• The globalization of product markets and immiserizing growth: lessons from the South African furniture industryRaphael Kaplinsky, Mike Morris, Jeff Readman — 2002
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• Synching or Sinking: Global Software Outsourcing RelationshipsRichard Heeks, Suresh Babu Naidu Krishna, B. Nicholsen — 2001
• Microenterprise Clusters in Rural Indonesia: Industrial Seedbed and Policy TargetH. Weijland — 1999
• How to Promote Clusters: Policy Experiences from Latin AmericaTilman Altenburg, Jörg Meyer‐Stamer — 1999
• Agra: An Old Cluster Facing the New CompetitionPeter Knorringa — 1999
• Helping small firms to network – the experience of UNIDORoberta Rabellotti — 1998
• Recovery of a Mexican Cluster: Devaluation Bonanza or Collective Efficiency?Roberta Rabellotti — 1999
• Collective Efficiency and Increasing ReturnsHubert Schmitz — 1997
• Upgrading Traditional Technologies in Small-Scale Industry Clusters: Collaboration and Innovation Adoption in Indonesia.Henry Sandee, Piet Rietveld — 2001
• Clustering and Industrialization: IntroductionHubert Schmitz, Khalid Nadvi — 1999
• A Comparison of Clustered and Dispersed Firms in the Small-Scale Clothing Industry of LimaEvert‐Jan Visser — 1999

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• Poverty reduction through small enterprises: emerging consensus, unresolved issues and ILO activitiesPaul Vandenberg — 2006
• Assessing the influence of the business environment on small enterprise employment: an assessment guideSimon White, Christine Gaignebet, Gerhard Reinecke — 2005
• Industrial renewal and inter-firm relations in the supply chain of the Brazilian automotive industryAnne Caroline Posthuma — 2004
• Organizing in the informal economy: a case study of the municipal waste management industry in South AfricaMélanie Samson — 2004
• Synergies through Linkages: Who Benefits from Linking Micro-Finance and Business Development Services?Merten Sievers, Paul Vandenberg — 2007
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• Collaboration Alliances, GVC Participation And SME'S Performance, A Post CPEC Quantitative AnalysisZafran Ahmad, Chao Liu, Chao Wang — 2021
• Internal and External Factors Affecting Exporting SMEs in RwandaVirginie Akimana — 2017
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• Image - ILO Value Chain Development Portfolio Analysis - A stocktaking of ILO value chain related activitiesD. Núñez, Merten SieversInternational Labour Office — 2009
• AfDB African Development Bank AgDevCo DfID’s Agriculture Development Company CPI Center for the Promotion of Investment CTA Mozambican Confederation of Economic Associations DCA USAID’s Development Credit Authority DfID UK’s Department for International Development DUAT Duration of the Right to ProfBobby W. Webster, Dan H. Breneman, Djamila Carvalho — 2014
• Successful Supply Chains in Uganda A study of three successful chains in the coffee , dried fruit and fresh vegetables sectorsGerrit Ribbink, Paschal Nyabuntu, Sanjay Kumar — 2005
• The Impact of Global Value Chain on Lao PDR's SME DevelopmentChanhphasouk Vidavong, Viengsavang Thipphavong, Sithanonxay Suvannaphakdy — 2018
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