Duke University Global Value Chains Center (GVCC)
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Center at Duke University. Our research links economic, environmental and social development. We help inform decision-making for our clients. Global value chain (GVC) expertise.
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Global Value Chains and the Changing Geography of Development

7 years ago • 1518 Views

North Carolina in the Global Economy

7 years ago • 1270 Views

Method and Platform for Identifying Stakeholders in the Nanotechnology Economy

7 years ago • 397 Views

Public Private Partnerships in Global Value Chains - Can They Actually Benefit the Poor?

7 years ago • 175 Views

Rwanda Warehouse Receipt System

7 years ago • 730 Views

Shifting Governance Structures in the Wheat Value Chain Implications for Food Security in the Middle East and North Africa

7 years ago • 1530 Views

Twelve Years of Nanotechnology in Mexico (2000 - 2012)

7 years ago • 252 Views

Who is the Nanotechnology Economy? Obstacles and Methods of Identifying and Estimates of U.S. Nano Firms & Workers

7 years ago • 545 Views

The Economic Impact of the High Point Market

7 years ago • 395 Views

Global Value Chains and Development - Concepts and Methodologies

7 years ago • 8638 Views

From Value Chain Mapping to Policy Recommendations

7 years ago • 2011 Views

Productive Development Policies and Upgrading: Linking Value Chains, Regions and Firms

7 years ago • 726 Views

Global Value Chains and Duke CGGC’s Collaboration in Kazakhstan

7 years ago • 909 Views

Duke Social Science Research Institute (SSRI): An Overview

7 years ago • 893 Views

Global Value Chain Analysis of Food Security and Food Staples for Major Energy- Exporting Nations in the Middle East and North Africa: Russia Focus

7 years ago • 960 Views

The Wheat Value Chain and Food Security in the Middle East and North Africa

7 years ago • 1798 Views

The Wheat Value Chain and Food Security in the Middle East and North Africa

7 years ago • 1030 Views

Philippines Participation in GVCs: Analysis and Findings

7 years ago • 820 Views

North Carolina in the Global Economy

7 years ago • 582 Views

Can Public-Private Partnerships Actually Benefit the Poor?

7 years ago • 522 Views

Quantifying the Nanotechnology Workforce: Methods, Barriers & Estimates

7 years ago • 641 Views

A Global Value Chain Analysis of Food Security and Food Staples for Major Energy-Exporting Nations in the Middle East and North Africa

7 years ago • 996 Views

Global Value Chains and Industrial Clusters

7 years ago • 2127 Views

Global Value Chains and Development - Presentation at Nazarbayev University in Kazakhstan

7 years ago • 1572 Views

An Introduction to (Client Oriented) Global Value Chain Analysis

7 years ago • 2615 Views

GVCs and Development - Guest Lecture for “The Politics of Market Competition in a Global Economy” Class

7 years ago • 763 Views

Bass Connections: Global Value Chain Research

7 years ago • 649 Views

POCkeT: Reducing Cervical Cancer in Peru through GVC analysis

7 years ago • 1012 Views

GVCs and FDI Attraction: Case Study and Policy Implications

6 years ago • 944 Views

Protectionism, NAFTA and U.S. – Mexico GVCs

6 years ago • 1166 Views
Personal Information
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Education
Website
www.gvcc.duke.edu
About
Center at Duke University. Our research links economic, environmental and social development. We help inform decision-making for our clients. Global value chain (GVC) expertise.
Tags
economic development global value chain economics global economy trade economy north carolina mexico china cancer global food agriculture business and economy technology economia health university kazakhstan furniture business research nutrition innovation poverty
See more