Political Contestation in Global Production Networks
构建了一个批判性框架，将全球生产网络视为经济、政治和话语系统，分析其中市场与政治权力的交织，并探讨血汗工厂、咖啡种植者收入等争议问题。
I develop a critical framework on international management and production that draws from the literature on global commodity chains and global production networks, on institutional entrepreneurship, and on neo-Gramscian theory in international political economy. The framework views global production networks as integrated economic, political, and discursive systems in which market and political power are intertwined. The framework offers insights into contested political and social issues, such as sweatshops and incomes for coffee growers.