NEWS CATALOG COLLECTIONS AUTHORS FOREIGN RIGHTS + François Bost , Dalila Messaoudi Industry-world File 8140 Geography, territories € 9.90 BUY THE BOOK SUBSCRIBE If the industry is located at the heart of the global economy, it remains little known to the general public who continues to mobilize many clichés about it. Still readily perceived as the source of multiple problems, the industry will nonetheless provide solutions to the major challenges and issues of the twenty-first century. The Covid-19 crisis has further revealed its importance, in particular through debates on the industrial sovereignty of States. Harnessed to its own transformation in largely unprecedented ways that will bring major upheavals to come, the industry clearly appears to be a great human adventure. Industry in the globalization of the economy Industry and the crisis of globalization Repeated industrial crises Relocations to more competitive countries The shift to emerging countries and Eastern Europe International production networks Industrial upheavals in after Covid-19 Innovation through the prism of new challenges The rebound through R&D and innovation The 4.0 revolution Towards a reindustrialisation of France? Transformation of work and employment Industry and climate change The still decisive role of the State Old and new productive spaces The industrial location factors Metropolisation productive activities Affirmation productive territories Free zones, factories world industry in rural areas Sector Approaches Heavy industry The automotive industry The aviation industry The pharmaceutical industry The textile-clothing, leather and footwear industry Industrial risks in question AUTHOR (S) DETAILS Francois Bost Professor of economic and industrial geography at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (URCA), director of the Habiter laboratory (EA 2076). Dalila Messaoudi Lecturer in economic and industrial geography at the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ), deputy director of the interdisciplinary laboratory Mutations of economic and political spaces - Paris-Saclay (LIMEEP-PS). YOU WILL LIKE ALSO Philippe GERVAIS-LAMBONY SOUTH AFRICA BETWEEN HERITAGES AND EMERGENCE Marie-France PREVOT-SCHAPIRA, Sébastien Velut LATIN AMERICA, THE CHALLENGES OF EMERGENCE Magali REGHEZZA-ZITT FRANCE - A GEOGRAPHY ON THE MOVE Christian Grataloup REPRESENT THE WORLD THE MEDIA ARE TALKING ABOUT IT Dominique Garcia, Jeremy Perrodeau The Gauls with the naked eye Pierre Gonneau Novgorod Alain Quemin The world of galleries Philippe Grandcolas The smile of the pangolin Search the site General catalog Anthropology and contemporary worlds Literary Arts and Essays Biology and health Chemistry Ecology, environment, earth sciences Right economy Geography, territories Story History of science Linguistic Mathematics Philosophy and History of Ideas Physics and Astrophysics Prehistory International relationships Journals Engineering Sciences Political science and sociology Religious sciences Society SUBSCRIBE TO THE CNRS EDITIONS NEWSLETTER! New arrivals Forbidden City, Imperial Palaces and Royal Courts RA 20 - The mine of Ri (Orne) French Yearbook of International Law 66 - 2020 African Antiquities 57 CNRS ÉDITIONS > CATALOG > GEOGRAPHY, TERRITORIES > INDUSTRY-WORLD THEMES Story Philosophy Journals Right economy Mathematics JOURNALS Anatoli HERMES Gallia Science Notebooks All journals COLLECTIONS Biblis CNRS Alpha The Great Voices of Research Photographic documentation All the collections SOCIAL NETWORKS Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn © CNRS EDITIONS 2021 Legal Notice Cookies policy Consent Foreign rights Who are we ? Contact We use cookies to improve your experience on our site. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our use of cookies. Consent ACCEPT