New publication: ‘Strategic coupling in the European (global?) periphery: Debrecen as an emerging location of the automotive industry’
The study ‘Strategic coupling in the European (global?) periphery: Debrecen as an emerging location of the automotive industry’, authored by Erika Nagy, Gábor Kozma and Ernő Molnár, is now available in the new issue of Progress in Economic Geography. This paper is focused on strategic coupling processes of automotive production networks in the European (semi-)periphery […]