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Peter Dicken

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#545

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#119

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According to Wikipedia, Peter Dicken is an economic geographer whose research focuses on processes and patterns in globalisation. He joined the University of Manchester in 1966 after completing an MA there. He is currently an emeritus professor at the same university, to which he has dedicated his academic life, continuing research on global patterns of business and globalisation. His self-described area is "the changing multi-scalar geographies of the global economy and on the structures and dynamics of global production networks, particularly the relationships between transnational corporations and states".

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Peter Dicken's Published Works

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Global production networks and the analysis of economic development (2002) (1830)
Global production networks: realizing the potential (2008) (1281)
‘Globalizing’ regional development: a global production networks perspective (2004) (1243)
Global Shift: Transforming the World Economy (2000) (1018)
Global Shift: Reshaping the Global Economic Map in the 21st Century (2003) (1003)
Chains and networks, territories and scales: towards a relational framework for analysing the global economy (2001) (963)
'Global Shift: Mapping the Changing Contours of the World Economy. 5th edn. (2007) (876)
The Global Shift-Internationalization of Economic Activity (1992) (610)
The Globalization Syndrome: Transformation and Resistance (2000) (524)
Firms in Territories: A Relational Perspective* (2001) (483)
Location in Space:Theoretical Perspectives in Economic Geography (1977) (258)
Location in space: A theoretical approach to economic geography (1974) (254)
Geographers and ‘globalization’: (yet) another missed boat? (2004) (233)
The Roepke Lecture in Economic Geography Global-Local Tensions: Firms and States in the Global Space-Economy (1994) (210)
The organisation of production and the production of organisation (1992) (200)
Global shift: industrial change in a turbulent world (1986) (184)
GLOBAL SHIFT: TRANSFORMING THE WORLD ECONOMY. THIRD EDITION (1998) (176)
Transnational Corporations and ‘Obligated Embeddedness’: Foreign Direct Investment in China's Automobile Industry (2006) (174)
Introduction: global production networks—debates and challenges (2008) (161)
The multiplant business enterprise and geographical space: Some issues in the study of external control and regional development (1976) (160)
Transnational Corporations and Network Effects of a Local Manufacturing Cluster in Mobile Telecommunications Equipment in China (2006) (138)
Growth Through Competition, Competition Through Growth: Strategic Management and The Economy in Japan. (1992) (130)
Making connections: Global production networks and world city networks (2010) (93)
Places and flows: situating international investment (2000) (82)
International production in a volatile regulatory environment: the influence of national regulatory policies on the spatial strategies of transnational corporations (1992) (65)
Global‐Local Tensions: Firms and States in the Global Space‐Economy (2008) (58)
Organizing the Indonesian Clothing Industry in the Global Economy: The Role of Business Networks (2000) (57)
Geographical Perspectives on United States Investment in the United Kingdom (1976) (54)
Globalisation and the Asia-Pacific : Contested Territories (2000) (52)
Inner metropolitan industrial change, enterprise structures and policy issues: Case studies of Manchester and Merseyside (1978) (49)
Some Aspects of the Decision Making Behavior of Business Organizations (1971) (48)
'"Placing" firms: grounding the debate on the "global" corporation' (2003) (47)
The Changing Geography of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Manufacturing Industry: A Global Perspective (1988) (46)
The Local embeddedness of the Transnational Corporation (1994) (42)
Global shift :mapping the changing contours of the worldeconomy (2011) (34)
‘From Noodles to Satellites’: The Changing Geography of the Japanese Sogo Shosha (1998) (33)
New Information and Communication Technologies and Local Clustering of Firms: A Case Study of the Xingwang Industrial Park in Beijing (2004) (33)
Global production networks and the analysis of regional development (2001) (32)
Services‐led development in ASEAN: Transnational regional headquarters in Singapore (1991) (31)
Europe 1992 and Strategic Change in the International Automobile Industry (1992) (29)
'Making the connections': global production networks in Europe and East Asia' (2003) (23)
An evaluation of the characteristics and performance of neonatal phototherapy equipment. (2000) (23)
The Global Context (1996) (22)
‘Scale’ and the Instituted Construction of the Urban: Contrasting the Cases of Manchester and Lyon (2004) (20)
Putting Japanese investment in Europe in its place (1997) (19)
The internationalization process : European firms in global competition (1996) (18)
Global Manchester: from globaliser to globalised (2002) (18)
Globalisation and the Asia-Pacific: Contested Territories (2001) (18)
Information, Society and Spatial Structure (1989) (18)
The role of inward investment promotion in economic development strategies: The case of northern England (1993) (17)
Transnational corporations and European regional restructuring (1994) (15)
JAPANESE PENETRATION OF THE EUROPEAN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY: THE ARRIVAL OF NISSAN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM (1987) (13)
Geographers and globalization : the future of regional geography (2006) (13)
Modern western society: A geographical perspective on work, home, and well-being (1981) (10)
Economic Globalisation and the Tropical World in the New Millennium: An Introduction (2000) (8)
Transnational corporations and nation‐states (2010) (8)
The Data Bank in Regional Studies of Industry (1968) (7)
Globalization, Production and the (Im)Morality of Uneven Development (2008) (7)
A tale of two NICs: Hong Kong and Singapore at the crossroads (1987) (6)
Integration of Machining and Inspection in Aerospace Manufacturing (2011) (6)
Foreign direct investment in European manufacturing industry: the changing position of the United Kingdom as a host country (1980) (6)
Globalization and Transnational Corporations (2009) (6)
Making the Connections : Global Production Networks in Britain , East Asia and Eastern Europe (2003) (5)
Two miniature monitors for long-term ambulatory studies. (1995) (5)
Economic Globalization: Corporations (2008) (5)
THE GROWTH ECONOMIES OF PACIFIC ASIA IN THEIR CHANGING GLOBAL CONTEXT (1993) (5)
PLACING FIRMS FIRMING PLACES: GROUNDING THE DEBATE ON THE GLOBAL CORPORATION (2002) (4)
Cloze Procedure and Cognitive Mapping (1979) (4)
Peripheralisation and industrial change : impacts on nations, regions, firms and people (1988) (4)
New Challenges to the Automobile Production Systems in Europe (1995) (3)
Report of an Inquiry into Regional Problems in the United Kingdom, 1983 (1984) (2)
The Multiplant Business Enterprise and Geographical Space: Some Issues in the Study of External Control and Regional Development (Volume 10, Number 4, 1976) (2007) (2)
The location of industry in Britain (1985) (2)
The Role of Producer Services in Development: The Case of Singapore (1993) (2)
Analysis of quality, production, and supply, of wood pellets for Irish domestic heating, and potential market development (2008) (2)
Epilogue: A relational perspective1 (2007) (1)
Reverse engineering regains popularity (1996) (1)
International economic pluralism: Economic policy in East Asia and the Pacific by Peter Drysdale. (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1988, pp. 294, £20 paperback) (1992) (0)
A NEW ‘GEO-ECONOMY’ : Patterns, processes, problems (2003) (0)
WHAT IN THE WORLD IS gOINg ON? gLObALIzATION AS MyTHOLOgy Globalization is everywhere—or that is how it (2011) (0)
Editorial (1995) (0)
The Geography of Economic Globalization (2001) (0)
Book Reviews (1998) (0)
The geography of Australian corporate power: Taylor, M. (ed.) London: Croom Helm, 1985. 230 pp. (1986) (0)
Book review: Hamilton, F.E.I. and Linge, G.J.R. editors, 1979: Spatial analysis, industry and the industrial environment. Volume 1: Industrial systems. Chichester: John Wiley. xiii + 289 pp. £14.00 (1981) (0)
The components of change in metropolitan areas: events in their corporate context (2018) (0)
Location in space; theoritical perpectives in economic geography / Peter Dicken, Peter E. Lloyd (1990) (0)
Books and Monographs Received (1957) (0)
The Corporate Dimension of Employment Change in the Inner City (2017) (0)
Book Review: Politics and Method: Contrasting Studies in Industrial Geography (1987) (0)
Book reviews : Oxelheim, L., editor, 1993: The global race for foreign direct investment: prospects for the future. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. xiv + 274pp. £55.00 cloth (1994) (0)
P19. The Schilling test: an alternative to the liquid standard (2003) (0)
Transnational Corporations and Network Effects of a Local Manufacturing Cluster in Mobile Telecommunications Equipment in China HENRY WAI-CHUNG YEUNG (2004) (0)
Territories of profit: communications, capitalist development, and the innovative enterprises of G. F. Swift and Dell Computer (2006) (0)
Classics in human geography revisited (1991) (0)
Book Review: Japanese Business Down Under (1991) (0)
Land, Work and Resources@@@A Geography of Economic Behavior@@@Location in Space: A Theoretical Approach to Economic Geography (1975) (0)
BEHAVIOR OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS (2016) (0)

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