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Focusing on the global electronics industry, this work presents a theory-driven examination of production networks during the 2010s. It introduces the concept of global production networks (GPN) as an organizational innovation linking diverse yet interdependent production realms, such as Silicon Valley and East Asia. The author, Henry Wai-Chung Yeung, illustrates how GPN 2.0 effectively elucidates the contemporary organizational dynamics shaping this sector.

The book offers a comprehensive framework for understanding how globalization and supply chains have transformed the global economy into interconnected production networks. It delves into the implications of these changes, providing insights into the organization and dynamics of modern economic systems. The authors aim to clarify complex concepts and present a structured approach to analyzing the evolving landscape of global production.

The book explores the evolving nature of Chinese capitalism in East and Southeast Asia, highlighting how ethnic Chinese communities adapt their economic practices in the context of globalization. It critiques the traditional view of Chinese capitalism as merely 'crony capitalism' reliant on kinship ties, suggesting a more complex interaction with global economic forces. By examining these dynamics, it offers insights into the future trajectory of Chinese capitalism in a globalized world.