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Social Contracts Under Siege: National Responses to Globalized and Europeanized Production in Europet of the EU. To worries about nearshore outsourcing resulting from Europeanization, however, have also come those about nearshore insourcing, as workers move in from Eastern Europe while jobs move out.

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Capturing the Benefits from Offshore Outsourcing in Developing Countries: The Case for Active Polici circumstances will developing host countries actually be able to use participation in the global production networks of transnational corporations (TNCs) as part of a strategy for industrial upgrading and leapfrogging?