From Silicon Valley to Shenzhen

Boy Lüthje; Stefanie Hürtgen; Peter Pawlicki; Martina Sproll

doi:10.5771/9780742568495

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Copyright year: 2013
ISBN-Print: 978-0-7425-5588-4
ISBN-Online: 978-0-7425-6849-5
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 262
Product type: Book Titles

1. Contents No access
2. Acknowledgments No access
1. Digging Deeper: Global Production Networks and the Reshaping of Manufacturing Work No access
2. Outline No access
1. Mass Production in the Age of Network Capitalism No access
2. Theories of International Division of Labor and Global Commodity Chains No access
3. Transnational Production and Institutional Forms of Regulation No access
4. Capitalist Restructuring and the Globalization of Norms of Production No access
5. Neo-Taylorism and the Complexity of Production Regimes No access
6. Propositions and Outline No access
1. Contract Manufacturing: Career of a Post-Fordist Model of Production No access
2. From the Belle Époque to the Crisis of Wintelism No access
3. EMS versus ODM: Contract Manufacturing “with” and “without” Product Development No access
4. “Trust Is Good, Control Is Better”: Overaccumulation and Recentralization of Production Relationships No access
5. Restructuring of Brand-Name Global Production Networks No access
6. ODM and the Changing Interface of Innovation No access
1. “One-Stop Shopping”: IT Contract Manufacturing across the Triad No access
2. North America: Network-Based Mass Production in the Age of NAFTA No access
3. East and Southeast Asia: Global Production and Intraregional Division of Labor No access
4. Eastern Europe—Low-Cost Location for the European Market No access
5. Notes No access
1. “Common Processes”: The Global Standardization of Work in Electronics Contract Manufacturing No access
2. Mexico: High-Tech Production beyond Maquiladoras No access
3. Malaysia: Neo-Taylorism, Women Workers, and Ethnic Segmentation No access
4. China: Mass Production, Migrant Workers, and Postsocialist Company Paternalism No access
5. Eastern Europe: Low-Cost Production and Forced Cooperation No access
6. Notes No access
1. Global Production Networks beyond Wintelism No access
2. Vertical Reintegration and Industrial Development in Low-Cost Locations No access
3. Transnational Neo-Taylorism No access
4. Global Production Networks and Post-Fordist Regulation No access
5. Global Politics of Production? Approaches to Social and Political Reregulation No access
Abbreviations No access Pages 243 - 244
References No access Pages 245 - 258
Index No access Pages 259 - 260
About the Authors No access Pages 261 - 262