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From Silicon Valley to Shenzhen: Global Production and Work in the IT Industry

Boy Lüthje · Stefanie Hürtgen · Peter Pawlicki · Martina Sproll

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Introduction Chapter 1: Bringing the Labor Process Back In: Global Production Networks and Work Chapter 2: Beyond the New Economy: The Global Restructuring of Production Models in the IT Industry Chapter 3: Reshaping the International Division of Labor: Global Production Networks in Electronics Contract Manufacturing Chapter 4: Global Taylorism?: Work and Politics of Production in Low-Cost Locations Chapter 5: From Silicon Valley to Shenzhen: Network-Based Mass Production, Industrial Development, and Work

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