Frede Jensen
Biographic Data
| ID | 696109 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frede Jensen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frede |
| FAMILY NAME | Jensen |
| SIGNATURE | JENSEN F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado System |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1573-3675 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Chinese investments in global port infrastructures
The global focus on infrastructure development has placed the management of material flows at the centre of geopolitics. For China, this has involved large-scale, global port investments as part of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which have been premised on an expansion in extra-territorial forms of infrastructural development to bolster global economic integration with strategic geopolitical targets. This article argues for the need to uncov…
Logistical fixes and China’s spatial division of logistics integration - in search of economic rebalancing
This article analytically foregrounds the role of logistics, infrastructure, and the transformation of capitalist circulation as an integral component of Chinese capitalism’s changing developmental paradigm. Based on a historical-comparative study of two developmental paradigms, the Open Door Policy (1978–2013) and New Normal (2014–2021), we argue that two layered logistical fixes have shaped Chinese capitalism, while driving unequal regional dev…
State Capitalism and Spanish port development along the Maritime Silk Road
With the rise of 'new' state capitalisms, control over transport infrastructure has returned to the forefront of competition in the global economy. This article investigates how different state capitalisms interact to enable economic developments in ports. It tracks the relationship between state-owned firms in the shipping and ports sectors through a case study of the port of Valencia in Spain and COSCO shipping group. The article identifies sta…
Capitalism and the Sea
Book review of: Capitalism and the Sea: The Maritime Factor in the Making of the Modern World, by Liam Campling and Alejandro. Colás. London, Verso, 2021. xiv and 418 pp. ISBN 9781784785239
Leveraging participation in apparel global supply chains through green industrialization strategies
The global apparel industry has been a gateway to industrialization, but changes in the global economy have eroded the benefits from participating in apparel global supply chains, leading to thin industrialization in low-income countries where suppliers firms are squeezed between low prices and high requirements. More recently, buyers added improved environmental performance as a new requirement for their suppliers, seeking to avoid brand risks i…
Phasing out the colonial status of Greenland. A historical study
In 2005 the Danish government obliged the wish of the Greenlandic Home Rule to commission a historical report on the circumstances surrounding the changed status of Greenland within the realm following the modification of the Constitution in 1953. The report presented here provides the most comprehensive account to date of the decolonisation of Greenland's status in the years 1945-54. With the Constitution of 1953, the colonial status of Greenlan…
The Poetry of the Sicilian School
Chartes en langue française antérieures à 1271 conservées dans la province de Hainaut . Pierre Ruelle
L'Aratus Latinus
The Syntax of the Old Spanish Subjunctive
Tuscan and Etruscan
The Syntax of the Old Spanish Subjunctive
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State Capitalism and Spanish port development along the Maritime Silk Road
With the rise of 'new' state capitalisms, control over transport infrastructure has returned to the forefront of competition in the global economy. This article investigates how different state capitalisms interact to enable economic developments in ports. It tracks the relationship between state-owned firms in the shipping and ports sectors through a case study of the port of Valencia in Spain and COSCO shipping group. The article identifies sta…
Leveraging participation in apparel global supply chains through green industrialization strategies
The global apparel industry has been a gateway to industrialization, but changes in the global economy have eroded the benefits from participating in apparel global supply chains, leading to thin industrialization in low-income countries where suppliers firms are squeezed between low prices and high requirements. More recently, buyers added improved environmental performance as a new requirement for their suppliers, seeking to avoid brand risks i…
Logistical fixes and China’s spatial division of logistics integration - in search of economic rebalancing
This article analytically foregrounds the role of logistics, infrastructure, and the transformation of capitalist circulation as an integral component of Chinese capitalism’s changing developmental paradigm. Based on a historical-comparative study of two developmental paradigms, the Open Door Policy (1978–2013) and New Normal (2014–2021), we argue that two layered logistical fixes have shaped Chinese capitalism, while driving unequal regional dev…
Recensioni
Recensioni
Recensioni
Tuscan and Etruscan
The Syntax of the Old Spanish Subjunctive
The Syntax of the Old Spanish Subjunctive
Chartes en langue française antérieures à 1271 conservées dans la province de Hainaut . Pierre Ruelle
L'Aratus Latinus
The Poetry of the Sicilian School
Phasing out the colonial status of Greenland. A historical study
In 2005 the Danish government obliged the wish of the Greenlandic Home Rule to commission a historical report on the circumstances surrounding the changed status of Greenland within the realm following the modification of the Constitution in 1953. The report presented here provides the most comprehensive account to date of the decolonisation of Greenland's status in the years 1945-54. With the Constitution of 1953, the colonial status of Greenlan…
Capitalism and the Sea
Book review of: Capitalism and the Sea: The Maritime Factor in the Making of the Modern World, by Liam Campling and Alejandro. Colás. London, Verso, 2021. xiv and 418 pp. ISBN 9781784785239
Leveraging participation in apparel global supply chains through green industrialization strategies
The global apparel industry has been a gateway to industrialization, but changes in the global economy have eroded the benefits from participating in apparel global supply chains, leading to thin industrialization in low-income countries where suppliers firms are squeezed between low prices and high requirements. More recently, buyers added improved environmental performance as a new requirement for their suppliers, seeking to avoid brand risks i…
Logistical fixes and China’s spatial division of logistics integration - in search of economic rebalancing
This article analytically foregrounds the role of logistics, infrastructure, and the transformation of capitalist circulation as an integral component of Chinese capitalism’s changing developmental paradigm. Based on a historical-comparative study of two developmental paradigms, the Open Door Policy (1978–2013) and New Normal (2014–2021), we argue that two layered logistical fixes have shaped Chinese capitalism, while driving unequal regional dev…
State Capitalism and Spanish port development along the Maritime Silk Road
With the rise of 'new' state capitalisms, control over transport infrastructure has returned to the forefront of competition in the global economy. This article investigates how different state capitalisms interact to enable economic developments in ports. It tracks the relationship between state-owned firms in the shipping and ports sectors through a case study of the port of Valencia in Spain and COSCO shipping group. The article identifies sta…
Chinese investments in global port infrastructures
The global focus on infrastructure development has placed the management of material flows at the centre of geopolitics. For China, this has involved large-scale, global port investments as part of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which have been premised on an expansion in extra-territorial forms of infrastructural development to bolster global economic integration with strategic geopolitical targets. This article argues for the need to uncov…
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