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The scientific authority achieved by Professor Gereffi led him to collaborate in research projects and to carry out consultancy activities for prestigious international bodies such as the World Bank, World Economic Forum, UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), ILO (International Labor Organization), and WHO (World Health Organization).
Professor Gereffi delivers his lecture on Reglobalization in a Post-Pandemic Supply Chain World. Followed by a musical performance by Concentus Musicus Patavinus.
The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
Participation is available by registration only.
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The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
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The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
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The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
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The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
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The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
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Gereffi has built a theoretical framework of Global Value Chains with fellow scholars John Humphrey and Timothy Sturgeon. As his main scientific contribution, the framework aims to bring an understanding to the international development policies and strategies of production implemented by US multinationals. Gereffi’s work introduces an original and interdisciplinary perspective on the complex process of globalization and its economic, social, political, and environmental impact.
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The scientific authority achieved by Professor Gereffi led him to collaborate in research projects and to carry out consultancy activities for prestigious international bodies such as the World Bank, World Economic Forum, UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), ILO (International Labor Organization), and WHO (World Health Organization).
Professor Gereffi delivers his lecture on Reglobalization in a Post-Pandemic Supply Chain World. Followed by a musical performance by Concentus Musicus Patavinus.
The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
Participation is available by registration only.
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The scientific authority achieved by Professor Gereffi led him to collaborate in research projects and to carry out consultancy activities for prestigious international bodies such as the World Bank, World Economic Forum, UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), ILO (International Labor Organization), and WHO (World Health Organization).
Professor Gereffi delivers his lecture on Reglobalization in a Post-Pandemic Supply Chain World. Followed by a musical performance by Concentus Musicus Patavinus.
The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
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Gereffi has built a theoretical framework of Global Value Chains with fellow scholars John Humphrey and Timothy Sturgeon. As his main scientific contribution, the framework aims to bring an understanding to the international development policies and strategies of production implemented by US multinationals. Gereffi’s work introduces an original and interdisciplinary perspective on the complex process of globalization and its economic, social, political, and environmental impact.
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Professor Gereffi delivers his lecture on Reglobalization in a Post-Pandemic Supply Chain World. Followed by a musical performance by Concentus Musicus Patavinus.
The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
Participation is available by registration only.
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Gereffi has built a theoretical framework of Global Value Chains with fellow scholars John Humphrey and Timothy Sturgeon. As his main scientific contribution, the framework aims to bring an understanding to the international development policies and strategies of production implemented by US multinationals. Gereffi’s work introduces an original and interdisciplinary perspective on the complex process of globalization and its economic, social, political, and environmental impact.
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The scientific authority achieved by Professor Gereffi led him to collaborate in research projects and to carry out consultancy activities for prestigious international bodies such as the World Bank, World Economic Forum, UNIDO (United Nations Industrial Development Organization), ILO (International Labor Organization), and WHO (World Health Organization).
Professor Gereffi delivers his lecture on Reglobalization in a Post-Pandemic Supply Chain World. Followed by a musical performance by Concentus Musicus Patavinus.
The event is live-streamed on YouTube.
From 4.30 p.m., there will be the workshop "Global Value Chain studies: taking stock, looking ahead", in which academics and practitioners will discuss the contribution of the GVC literature to the understanding of dynamics related to globalisation and local development, environmental and social sustainability, digitisation, and what research frontiers businesses, institutions and researchers will have to address in the years to come.
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