Global Value Chains and Local Cluster Development: A Perspective on Domestic Small Enterprises in the 3D-Animation Industry in Colombia

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Sascha Fuerst
Universidad EAFIT

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Global value chain, cluster development, linkages, animation industry.

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This article draws on the framework of the “global value chain” to describe local cluster development in the 3D -animation industry in Colombia. It is argued that the participation in global value chains can have a positive impact on cluster growth and innovation, and the individual firm as well. Porter’s diamond is used to illustrate the characteristics that drive dynamic cluster development in this case and to point out the necessary policy recommendations for further enhancing the linkage of the 3D-animation cluster into global value chains.

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Apr 13, 2010

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Fuerst, S. (2010). Global Value Chains and Local Cluster Development: A Perspective on Domestic Small Enterprises in the 3D-Animation Industry in Colombia. AD-Minister, (16), 83–98. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/administer/article/view/186
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No. 16 (2010)
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Sascha Fuerst, Universidad EAFIT

Assistant Professor within the Department of International Business at Universidad EAFIT and a PhD student at Turku School of Economics in Finland. He received a master degree in Business and Engineering (MBE) from the University of Kaiserslautern in Germany. His research interests are in international entrepreneurship and firm internationalization from an evolutionary perspective.


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