When the ability to codify – in the form of detailed instructions – and the complexity of product specifications are both high but supplier capabilities are low, then value chain governance will …

2024年11月1日 · Voluntary sustainability standards have been used as a governance mechanism to ensure the sustainability of fisheries products traded from developing …

Captive governance is a feature of chains where small suppliers are dependent on one or a few buyers that often wield a great deal of power. Such networks feature a high degree of …

Many economists have written about governance of value chains with what, in this chapter, we are going to call ‘g’. Our definition covers industrial and national policy frameworks from the …

Quasi-hierarchical (or captive chains) involve suppliers or intermediate customers with low levels of capabilities, who require high levels of support and are the subject of well-developed supply …

Thus, some types of value chain linkages – modularity and relational value chains – are more likely to occur when lead firms and suppliers are confined to Northern countries.

This paper highlights how Global Wealth Chains intersect with value chains and real economies, and provides three brief case studies on offshore shell companies, family property trusts, and …

Captive value chains are common in GVCs where suppli-ers are highly dependent on lead firms, supplier capabilities are relatively low, and lead firm intervention is high.

In this article, we propose a typology for the varied meanings and usages of power in GVC governance. We delineate two principal dimensions: transmission mechanisms-direct and …

2014年5月9日 · It can be very insightful to see how supply chains are viewed in other research fields. Gereffi, Humphrey and Sturgeon (2005) take a transaction-based political economy …