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THE GLOBAL APPAREL VALUE CHAIN:
What Prospects for Upgrading
by Developing Countries
UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL ANIZATION
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sectoral studies series
THE GLOBAL APPAREL VALUE CHAIN:
What Prospects for Upgrading
by Developing Countries
Gary Gereffi
Department of Sociology, Duke University
Durham, USA
and
Olga Memedovic
UNIDO, Strategic Research and Economics Branch
UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL ANIZATION
Vienna, 2003
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Acknowledgement
This publication has been prepared by Gary Gereffi, Department of
Sociology, Duke University, and Olga Memedovic, UNIDO staff member
from the Strategic Research and Economics Branch. Frédéric Richard,
Director of the Strategic Research and Economics Branch, provided overall
guidance. UNIDO intern Arjan Stavast provided assistance.
The authors are grateful to Mr. John-Peter Moll, UNIDO expert on textile and
clothing, for providing ments during the preparation of this paper.
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