Mots-clés
Analyse d'entrée-sortie Capitalisme Concept Critique Domination Dépendance économique Echanges inter-industriels Economie régionale Effet multiplicateur Firme Ghum Grande entreprise Géographie humaine Pays semi-industrialisés Sous-développement Stratégie d'entreprise Théorie keynesienne Human geographyComments on the concept of linkages from the perspective of corporate organization in the modern capitalist system
Auteur :ETTLINGER, N.
Description :
This paper questions conventional interpretations of linkages, and supplements the traditional backward forward linkage classification by recognizing the hierarchical dimension of interregional relations. The traditional application of the linkage concept within a Keynesian export-led development framework is criticized on the grounds that corporate organization and strategy undermine the development of local linkages that are important for positive regional changes. The corporate enterprise in national and international contexts creates patterns of dominance and dependence, and maintains these relationships through backward and forward linkages that are themselves dominant and dependent. This paper introduces an explicit typology of linkages in relation to corporate organization and regional differentiation, and discusses the conditions that account for variable circumstances.
Type de document :
Article de périodique
Source :
Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie Rotterdam, 1984, vol. 75, n°. 4, p. 285-291, Références bibliographiques : 67 réf.
Date :
1984
Langue :
Anglais
Anglais
Droits :
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