Circular Economy and Social Upgrading in Global Value Chains: An Analytical Perspective on Social Upgrading in the Global South

Al-Tabbaa, Omar; Khan, Zaheer; Knight, Gary

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-46802-5_10

The Academy of International Business

2024

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-46802-5_10

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Circular Economy and Social Upgrading in Global Value Chains: An Analytical Perspective on Social Upgrading in the Global South

Omar Al-Tabbaa,

Zaheer Khan,

Gary Knight

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The oil and gas extraction industry, with its inherent complexities and high‐risk environment, demands robust emergency management (EM) strategies to minimize losses of life and protect both tangible and intangible organizational assets. Despite the critical importance of these strategies, the evolution of EM processes within such a dynamic setting remains poorly understood. This paper seeks to address this gap by employing the Strategy‐as‐Practice (SAP) perspective, which offers valuable insights into noncompetitive strategizing. The SAP lens is particularly suited to examining EM's strategic role in safeguarding lives and assets. Through an in‐depth case study, we unravel the intricate complexities of the strategizing process, often considered a black box. Additionally, we introduce a novel framework that delineates the micro‐dynamics of interactions among the three core SAP elements—praxis, practitioners and practices. This framework provides a comprehensive understanding of how EM strategies evolve over time, emphasizing the pivotal role of emergency actors in such a multifaceted context.

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Circular Economy and Social Upgrading in Global Value Chains: An Analytical Perspective on Social Upgrading in the Global South

Cited by 2 publications

References 41 publications

Waste pickers’ cooperatives: social and environmental impacts in the recycling value chain in Cordoba, Argentina

Waste pickers’ cooperatives: social and environmental impacts in the recycling value chain in Cordoba, Argentina

Strategizing emergency management strategies: A dynamic perspective

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