EXPORT‐ORIENTATION AND ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT: A COMPARISON OF NEW ZEALAND AND CHILEAN WINE PRODUCTION

Robert N. Gwynne

Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2006, vol. 97, issue 2, 138-156

Abstract: This paper compares new forms of political economy based on export orientation in New Zealand and Chile and relates them to the evolution of the wine industries in those countries. The wine sector is seen as a key example of an export‐driven agro‐industry in both countries. The paper applies the new political economy to a comparative analysis of land, production and exports in the wine sectors of both Chile and New Zealand. The nature of firms in the wine sector in both countries is examined and some broad implications for development at the local scale introduced.

Date: 2006
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