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The dominance of SMEs: a source of flexibility
SMEs have been the main carriers of Taiwan’s rapid development and remain important today. In 1993, SMEs accounted for 96 percent of ...
The origins of Wintelism and the new dynamics of competition
During the 1990s, the terms of competition in the electronics industry have shifted away from the big final assemblers such as IBM and ...
Regional supply base
By the end of the 1970s, US electronics firms were almost completely dependent on Japanese competitors for the supply of the under...
Control and coordination
The governance structures that determine whether control over international production networks is centralized or decentralized are high...
Samsung in the 1990s: challenge and response
The 1990s have presented Samsung with a number of challenges requiring adaptive strategies. The key strategic shift is from “quantitat...
Explaining national differences in production networks
Why did such significant differences exist between Japanese and US production networks in the first half of the 1990s? Social scienti...
Firm-specific
Finally, firm-specific features also play an important role in shaping the organization of international production; I focus here on two:...
Imitation and convergence
A final reason for the gradual opening-up of Japanese production networks is that some Japanese firms have consciously set out to imi...
The resurgence of US electronics Asian production networks and the rise of Wintelism
The electronics industry of the late 1990s bears only a passing resemblance to that of a decade earlier. Some of the names are the sam...
Does nationality continue to matter?
Our study of the evolution of Japanese and US production networks in theelectronics industry in East Asia in the 1990s has enabled us...
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Does nationality continue to matter?
The impact of the Asian financial crises
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MNC affiliate behavior in Malaysia
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The opening up of Japanese production networks
Competitive performance of US versus Japanese elec...
Management localization and autonomy
Growth of Singapore’s electronics industry
Samsung’s network in China
Samsung’s production networks in Asia
Internationalization of production
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