Henrik Sornn-Friese
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This book provides an authoritative analysis of how increasing globalization in the maritime sector challenges the entwined shipping communities of traditional maritime nations.Through an empirical analysis of developments in labor mobility within the maritime sector in Denmark it shows that the shipping companies have been significant providers of competence to the national maritime skills base,…
This book provides an authoritative analysis of how increasing globalization in the maritime sector challenges the entwined shipping communities of traditional maritime nations.Through an empirical analysis of developments in labor mobility within the maritime sector in Denmark it shows that the shipping companies have been significant providers of competence to the national maritime skills base, but also that their current global factor sourcing choices threaten to dissolve this skills base.These findings have important implications regarding productivity, growth and competitiveness for policy makers and companies in the maritime domain.The shipping industry is the most global of all industries and its events thus provide a good indicator of what is to come in other industries and are therefore relevant in a general perspective.
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Undertitel
The Case of Labour Mobility in the Danish Maritime Sector
Forlag
CBS Press
Udgivet
06.09.2012
Længde
292 sider
Genrer
Business & Management
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9788763099387
This book provides an authoritative analysis of how increasing globalization in the maritime sector challenges the entwined shipping communities of traditional maritime nations.Through an empirical analysis of developments in labor mobility within the maritime sector in Denmark it shows that the shipping companies have been significant providers of competence to the national maritime skills base, but also that their current global factor sourcing choices threaten to dissolve this skills base.These findings have important implications regarding productivity, growth and competitiveness for policy makers and companies in the maritime domain.The shipping industry is the most global of all industries and its events thus provide a good indicator of what is to come in other industries and are therefore relevant in a general perspective.
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