Christos Kalantaridis
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 259607 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Christos Kalantaridis |
| NOMBRES | Christos |
| APELLIDO | Kalantaridis |
| FIRMA | KALANTARIDIS C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Salford |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3781-9461 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1994 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Migration, meaning(s) of place and implications for rural innovation policy
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final version can be found by following the DOI link
Delocalization of Economic Activity
Delocalization of economic activity: agents, places and industries, Regional Studies. Global integration and the delocalization of economic activity have been two interrelated and defining trends of the last forty years or so. In deciphering these two trends researchers developed a number of theoretical frameworks that focused particularly on informing policy practice. Within this context, this theme issue aspires to use insights gained from rigo…
Entrepreneurial Origin and the Configuration of Innovation in Rural Areas
This paper examines the incidence of innovation and the configuration of innovation systems in rural areas, which are viewed as possessing weak knowledge-generating subsystems. Drawing on the results of a microlevel study in rural Cumbria, North West England, the paper shows that entrepreneurs were able to access nonlocal knowledge infrastructure. Thus, the emergent actor-constructed regional innovation system stretched well beyond the confines o…
In-migration, entrepreneurship and rural–urban interdependencies
Enterprise Strategies, Governance Structure and Performance
KALANTARIDIS C., VASSILEV I. and FALLON G. Enterprise strategies, governance structure and performance: a comparative study of global integration, Regional Studies. This paper is positioned within a voluminous body of literature exploring the processes of global integration. The research presented here broadens the scope of scholarly inquiry through a process of constructive and critical engagement with the Global Commodity and Value Chain approa…
Globalisation and Industrial Change in the Clothing Industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine
This paper sets out to examine the integration of a region (Transcarpathia), undergoing a process of postsocialist transformation, in the global marketplace. In doing so, it deploys a microlevel approach in deciphering the findings of extensive fieldwork investigation. The argument advanced here is that the phenomenon reported does not fit well within the confines of the global commodity chain literature. The pursuit of patterns and regularities,…
Global networks and the reorganization of production in the clothing industry of post-socialist Ukraine
In this article we examine how processes of globalization and the nature of emerging inter-firm relationships influence the organization of production in a post-socialist region, using the case of the clothing industry in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine. We combine insights from two perspectives, the global commodity chain approach and the new regionalism. The focus on both institutional setting and interfirm relationships is essential in regions…
Local Embeddedness and Rural Entrepreneurship
There is a growing realisation among scholars and policymakers of the role of local contextual factors and circumstances in influencing the behaviour of key economic agents, including the entrepreneur. This approach has stretched the boundaries of academic inquiry well beyond mainstream conceptualisations of economic agency as isolated from its setting. An assumption that underpinned research and policymaking in the new learning is that economic …
Veblen and the entrepreneur
Ideas originating from the pioneering work of Thorstein Veblen provide the theoretical backbone of this paper. His work emerged and acquired a position of prominence more or less at the same time with the publication of seminal contributions by Schumpeter, Knight and Hayek in the field of entrepreneurial studies. However, Veblen failed to influence the evolution of ideas in the emerging field of study. In fact, this is the first systematic attemp…
Globalization Processes in the Clothing Industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine
K ALANTARIDIS C., S LAVA S. and S OCHKA K. (2003) Globalization processes in the clothing industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine, Reg. Studies 37 , 173-186. This paper sets out to examine the integration of a region undergoing a process of post-socialist transformation in the global marketplace. In doing so it draws upon the experience of the clothing industry in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine. The findings of extensive fieldwork investigat…
Family Production and the Global Market
Rural areas in southern Europe generally, and in Greece in particular, have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation over the last three decades. The emergence of family-owned and run businesses in agriculture, manufacturing and tourism was the common element to this phenomenon. However, the systematic investigation of change in the countryside was hampered by the perpetuation of an artificial dichotomy between economic geogr…
Between the Community and the World market
During the 1980s and early 1990s it was widely reported that rural areas located on the periphery of Europe had undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. Change in these regions was led by small- and even micro-scale enterprises. The growth of these firms was associated with an increased internationalization of production and the renaissance of the industrial district. This paper investigates how small towns and rural areas l…
Local production networks in the global marketplace
During the 1980s and early 1990s it was widely reported that large parts of the European countryside experienced considerable industrial growth led by a burgeoning of small and medium‐scale enterprises. The growth of these firms was closely associated with an expansion of trade and the intensification of competition on a world scale and the renaissance of industrial districts in specific localities. Within this context the notion of the “network”…
Making garments in Southern Europe
Labour Regimes and the Domestic Domain
Over the last quarter of a century, Greece, alongside other southern European economies, witnessed a burgeoning of new enterprises and the creation of a significant number of jobs in the garment industry. Many producers were beneficiaries of the decentralization of production from large corporations in core countries (particularly Germany) to localised networks, through sub-contracting arrangements. Our paper highlights the case of garment-led in…
Household and small-scale rural enterprises in the southern European periphery
Since the mid-1970s a number of rural areas on the periphery of Southern Europe have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. They appeared to be following the earlier and much celebrated experience of the Third Italy. The major form of industrial organisation which emerged in these regions was the small ‘flexible’ firm, and this was widely regarded as an alternative to the Taylor-Fordist paradigm which lay at the heart of t…
Flexible Specialization in the Southern European Periphery
Since the mid-1970s a number of rural areas on the periphery of Southern Europe have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. They appeared to be following the earlier and much celebrated experience of the Third Italy comprising the North-East and Central provinces. The major form of industrial organisation which emerged in these regions was the small “flexible” firm, which was widely regarded as an alternative to the princi…
In-migration, entrepreneurship and rural–urban interdependencies
Local Embeddedness and Rural Entrepreneurship
There is a growing realisation among scholars and policymakers of the role of local contextual factors and circumstances in influencing the behaviour of key economic agents, including the entrepreneur. This approach has stretched the boundaries of academic inquiry well beyond mainstream conceptualisations of economic agency as isolated from its setting. An assumption that underpinned research and policymaking in the new learning is that economic …
Globalization Processes in the Clothing Industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine
K ALANTARIDIS C., S LAVA S. and S OCHKA K. (2003) Globalization processes in the clothing industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine, Reg. Studies 37 , 173-186. This paper sets out to examine the integration of a region undergoing a process of post-socialist transformation in the global marketplace. In doing so it draws upon the experience of the clothing industry in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine. The findings of extensive fieldwork investigat…
Entrepreneurial Origin and the Configuration of Innovation in Rural Areas
This paper examines the incidence of innovation and the configuration of innovation systems in rural areas, which are viewed as possessing weak knowledge-generating subsystems. Drawing on the results of a microlevel study in rural Cumbria, North West England, the paper shows that entrepreneurs were able to access nonlocal knowledge infrastructure. Thus, the emergent actor-constructed regional innovation system stretched well beyond the confines o…
Migration, meaning(s) of place and implications for rural innovation policy
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final version can be found by following the DOI link
Delocalization of Economic Activity
Delocalization of economic activity: agents, places and industries, Regional Studies. Global integration and the delocalization of economic activity have been two interrelated and defining trends of the last forty years or so. In deciphering these two trends researchers developed a number of theoretical frameworks that focused particularly on informing policy practice. Within this context, this theme issue aspires to use insights gained from rigo…
Family Production and the Global Market
Rural areas in southern Europe generally, and in Greece in particular, have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation over the last three decades. The emergence of family-owned and run businesses in agriculture, manufacturing and tourism was the common element to this phenomenon. However, the systematic investigation of change in the countryside was hampered by the perpetuation of an artificial dichotomy between economic geogr…
Household and small-scale rural enterprises in the southern European periphery
Since the mid-1970s a number of rural areas on the periphery of Southern Europe have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. They appeared to be following the earlier and much celebrated experience of the Third Italy. The major form of industrial organisation which emerged in these regions was the small ‘flexible’ firm, and this was widely regarded as an alternative to the Taylor-Fordist paradigm which lay at the heart of t…
Enterprise Strategies, Governance Structure and Performance
KALANTARIDIS C., VASSILEV I. and FALLON G. Enterprise strategies, governance structure and performance: a comparative study of global integration, Regional Studies. This paper is positioned within a voluminous body of literature exploring the processes of global integration. The research presented here broadens the scope of scholarly inquiry through a process of constructive and critical engagement with the Global Commodity and Value Chain approa…
Globalisation and Industrial Change in the Clothing Industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine
This paper sets out to examine the integration of a region (Transcarpathia), undergoing a process of postsocialist transformation, in the global marketplace. In doing so, it deploys a microlevel approach in deciphering the findings of extensive fieldwork investigation. The argument advanced here is that the phenomenon reported does not fit well within the confines of the global commodity chain literature. The pursuit of patterns and regularities,…
Veblen and the entrepreneur
Ideas originating from the pioneering work of Thorstein Veblen provide the theoretical backbone of this paper. His work emerged and acquired a position of prominence more or less at the same time with the publication of seminal contributions by Schumpeter, Knight and Hayek in the field of entrepreneurial studies. However, Veblen failed to influence the evolution of ideas in the emerging field of study. In fact, this is the first systematic attemp…
Making garments in Southern Europe
Labour Regimes and the Domestic Domain
Over the last quarter of a century, Greece, alongside other southern European economies, witnessed a burgeoning of new enterprises and the creation of a significant number of jobs in the garment industry. Many producers were beneficiaries of the decentralization of production from large corporations in core countries (particularly Germany) to localised networks, through sub-contracting arrangements. Our paper highlights the case of garment-led in…
Flexible Specialization in the Southern European Periphery
Since the mid-1970s a number of rural areas on the periphery of Southern Europe have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. They appeared to be following the earlier and much celebrated experience of the Third Italy comprising the North-East and Central provinces. The major form of industrial organisation which emerged in these regions was the small “flexible” firm, which was widely regarded as an alternative to the princi…
Household and small-scale rural enterprises in the southern European periphery
Since the mid-1970s a number of rural areas on the periphery of Southern Europe have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. They appeared to be following the earlier and much celebrated experience of the Third Italy. The major form of industrial organisation which emerged in these regions was the small ‘flexible’ firm, and this was widely regarded as an alternative to the Taylor-Fordist paradigm which lay at the heart of t…
Flexible Specialization in the Southern European Periphery
Since the mid-1970s a number of rural areas on the periphery of Southern Europe have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. They appeared to be following the earlier and much celebrated experience of the Third Italy comprising the North-East and Central provinces. The major form of industrial organisation which emerged in these regions was the small “flexible” firm, which was widely regarded as an alternative to the princi…
Labour Regimes and the Domestic Domain
Over the last quarter of a century, Greece, alongside other southern European economies, witnessed a burgeoning of new enterprises and the creation of a significant number of jobs in the garment industry. Many producers were beneficiaries of the decentralization of production from large corporations in core countries (particularly Germany) to localised networks, through sub-contracting arrangements. Our paper highlights the case of garment-led in…
Local production networks in the global marketplace
During the 1980s and early 1990s it was widely reported that large parts of the European countryside experienced considerable industrial growth led by a burgeoning of small and medium‐scale enterprises. The growth of these firms was closely associated with an expansion of trade and the intensification of competition on a world scale and the renaissance of industrial districts in specific localities. Within this context the notion of the “network”…
Making garments in Southern Europe
Between the Community and the World market
During the 1980s and early 1990s it was widely reported that rural areas located on the periphery of Europe had undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation. Change in these regions was led by small- and even micro-scale enterprises. The growth of these firms was associated with an increased internationalization of production and the renaissance of the industrial district. This paper investigates how small towns and rural areas l…
Family Production and the Global Market
Rural areas in southern Europe generally, and in Greece in particular, have undergone rapid economic growth and structural transformation over the last three decades. The emergence of family-owned and run businesses in agriculture, manufacturing and tourism was the common element to this phenomenon. However, the systematic investigation of change in the countryside was hampered by the perpetuation of an artificial dichotomy between economic geogr…
Globalization Processes in the Clothing Industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine
K ALANTARIDIS C., S LAVA S. and S OCHKA K. (2003) Globalization processes in the clothing industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine, Reg. Studies 37 , 173-186. This paper sets out to examine the integration of a region undergoing a process of post-socialist transformation in the global marketplace. In doing so it draws upon the experience of the clothing industry in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine. The findings of extensive fieldwork investigat…
Veblen and the entrepreneur
Ideas originating from the pioneering work of Thorstein Veblen provide the theoretical backbone of this paper. His work emerged and acquired a position of prominence more or less at the same time with the publication of seminal contributions by Schumpeter, Knight and Hayek in the field of entrepreneurial studies. However, Veblen failed to influence the evolution of ideas in the emerging field of study. In fact, this is the first systematic attemp…
Local Embeddedness and Rural Entrepreneurship
There is a growing realisation among scholars and policymakers of the role of local contextual factors and circumstances in influencing the behaviour of key economic agents, including the entrepreneur. This approach has stretched the boundaries of academic inquiry well beyond mainstream conceptualisations of economic agency as isolated from its setting. An assumption that underpinned research and policymaking in the new learning is that economic …
Globalisation and Industrial Change in the Clothing Industry of Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine
This paper sets out to examine the integration of a region (Transcarpathia), undergoing a process of postsocialist transformation, in the global marketplace. In doing so, it deploys a microlevel approach in deciphering the findings of extensive fieldwork investigation. The argument advanced here is that the phenomenon reported does not fit well within the confines of the global commodity chain literature. The pursuit of patterns and regularities,…
Global networks and the reorganization of production in the clothing industry of post-socialist Ukraine
In this article we examine how processes of globalization and the nature of emerging inter-firm relationships influence the organization of production in a post-socialist region, using the case of the clothing industry in Transcarpathia, Western Ukraine. We combine insights from two perspectives, the global commodity chain approach and the new regionalism. The focus on both institutional setting and interfirm relationships is essential in regions…
In-migration, entrepreneurship and rural–urban interdependencies
Enterprise Strategies, Governance Structure and Performance
KALANTARIDIS C., VASSILEV I. and FALLON G. Enterprise strategies, governance structure and performance: a comparative study of global integration, Regional Studies. This paper is positioned within a voluminous body of literature exploring the processes of global integration. The research presented here broadens the scope of scholarly inquiry through a process of constructive and critical engagement with the Global Commodity and Value Chain approa…
Delocalization of Economic Activity
Delocalization of economic activity: agents, places and industries, Regional Studies. Global integration and the delocalization of economic activity have been two interrelated and defining trends of the last forty years or so. In deciphering these two trends researchers developed a number of theoretical frameworks that focused particularly on informing policy practice. Within this context, this theme issue aspires to use insights gained from rigo…
Entrepreneurial Origin and the Configuration of Innovation in Rural Areas
This paper examines the incidence of innovation and the configuration of innovation systems in rural areas, which are viewed as possessing weak knowledge-generating subsystems. Drawing on the results of a microlevel study in rural Cumbria, North West England, the paper shows that entrepreneurs were able to access nonlocal knowledge infrastructure. Thus, the emergent actor-constructed regional innovation system stretched well beyond the confines o…
Migration, meaning(s) of place and implications for rural innovation policy
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final version can be found by following the DOI link
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