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From Global Production Networks to Global Reproduction Networks: Households, Migration, and Regional Development in Cavite, the Philippines

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Kelly P. F. From global production networks to global reproduction networks: households, migration, and regional development in Cavite, the Philippines, Regional Studies. This paper suggests an extension to global production network approaches that seek to understand the processes of regional development in Asia. In most cases, the network metaphor presents an unrealized potential to incorporate diverse actors and spaces in analysis. Using a case in the Philippines, this paper suggests that local households and communities - the spaces of reproduction - should be considered actors in regional industrial development as an essential complement to firms and governments. Furthermore, spaces of reproduction are also engaged in the formation of global networks through migration and remittances. Such migration is partly driven by the growth in industrial employment. [image omitted] Kelly P. F. Des reseaux de production mondiaux aux reseaux de reproduction mondiaux: les menages, la migration et l'amenagement du territoire a Cavite, aux Philippines, Regional Studies. Cet article laisse supposer le developpement des facons d'aborder les reseaux de production mondiaux qui cherchent a comprendre les processus d'amenagement du territoire en Asie. En regle generale, la notion de reseau constitue un potentiel non realise d'incorporer divers acteurs et espaces dans une analyse. A partir d'une etude de cas aux Philippines, cet article laisse supposer que les menages et les communautes locaux - les espaces de reproduction - devraient etre consideres comme des acteurs dans l'amenagement du territoire industriel, des partenaires essentiels des entreprises et des gouvernements. Qui plus est, les espaces de reproduction s'engagent aussi dans l'etablissement des reseaux mondiaux, par la migration et par les versements. La force motrice d'une telle migration est en partie la croissance de l'emploi industriel. Reseaux de production Reproduction Philippines Migration Menage Versements Kelly P. F. Von globalen Produktionsnetzen zu globalen Reproduktionsnetzen: Haushalte, Migration und Regionalentwicklung in Cavite (Philippinen), Regional Studies. Dieser Beitrag enthalt einen Vorschlag zur Erweiterung der Ansatze fur globale Produktionsnetze, um ein besseres Verstandnis der Prozesse der Regionalentwicklung in Asien zu ermoglichen. In den meisten Fallen bietet die Metapher des Netzes ein ungenutztes Potenzial zur Einbeziehung verschiedener Akteure und Raume in die Analyse. Anhand eines Falls in den Philippinen wird vorgeschlagen, dass lokale Haushalte und Gemeinschaften - die Raume der Reproduktion - als Akteure in der regionalen Industrieentwicklung und als wesentliche Erganzung von Firmen und Regierungen angesehen werden sollten. Daruber hinaus sind Reproduktionsraume aufgrund von Migration und Uberweisungen auch an der Bildung von globalen Netzen beteiligt. Eine solche Migration wird teilweise durch das Wachstum der industriellen Beschaftigung bedingt. Produktionsnetze Reproduktion Philippinen Migration Haushalt Uberweisungen Kelly P. F. De las redes globales de produccion a las redes globales de reproduccion: hogares, migracion y desarrollo regional en Cavite, Filipinas, Regional Studies. Este articulo contiene la propuesta de ampliar los conceptos de las redes de produccion global para poder entender los procesos del desarrollo regional en Asia. En la mayoria de los casos, la metafora de redes presenta un potencial no realizado para incorporar diversos protagonistas y espacios en el analisis. Usando un caso en las Filipinas, en este articulo sugiero que los hogares y comunidades locales -los espacios de reproduccion- deberian considerarse protagonistas en el desarrollo industrial regional como un complemento esencial para empresas y gobiernos. Asimismo los espacios de reproduccion tambien participan en la formacion de redes globales a traves de la migracion y las remesas. Tal migracion esta parcialmente impulsada por el crecimiento en el empleo industrial. Redes de produccion Reproduccion Filipinas Migracion Hogar Remesas

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  • Philip Kelly, 2009. "From Global Production Networks to Global Reproduction Networks: Households, Migration, and Regional Development in Cavite, the Philippines," Regional Studies, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 43(3), pages 449-461.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:regstd:v:43:y:2009:i:3:p:449-461
    DOI: 10.1080/00343400902777075
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