Stacey Frederick gave a presentation on her report for GAI on digital services in LAC at the Latin America: Untapped Opportunities in Global Value Chains conference at Georgetown University. The research and event were supported by GAI and the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF).
I gave two presentations on the electronics industry at the ILO Training for Tripartite Representatives on Electronics Global Supply Chains.
This presentation was part of the UNSD Global Sprint on Data Access. It was included in the first of four spring sessions organized by the Joint Task Team on Global Facilitation of Access to Privately-held Data for Official Statistics.
The Asia Expert Forum interviewed Dr. Frederick regarding current issues surrounding global supply chains.
Stacey was a panelist for this event as IsDB's 44th Annual Meeting.
This was part of the KIET-Duke GVCC Joint International Seminar on Upgrading Globalization for Innovative Growth: Expansion of Digital Companies in GVCs and Implications.
I gave a presentation related to two background papers on Vietnam and Costa Rica, and fieldwork in China regarding the use of national and firm-level data to map and measure a country's participation along a value chain. This was part of Session IPS079: Global Value Chain measurement and its importance for developing countries at the International Statistics Institute's (ISI) 61st World Statistics Congress.
Frederick gave this presentation at the UN Seminar on Accounting for Global Value Chains. The meeting was organized by the United Nations Expert Group on International Trade and Economic Globalization Statistics (ITEGS).
Dr. Frederick gave a presentation on skills mapping and upgrading at the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS).
This presentation was at the UN Expert Group on International Trade and Economic Globalization Statistics Meeting. It was part of the panel discussion on the impact and measurement of economic globalization, measurement perspective.
Stacey was a panelist at the Third High-Level Meeting (HLM3) on Country-led Knowledge Sharing on Knowledge Sharing to Accelerate Development Results.
The presentation for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce related to our research with Nicaragua on the impact of trade policies on regional textile and apparel trade in the Americas.
Presentation at the URI Cotton Summit held at the University of Rhode Island.
Paper and presentation for the Textile Futures Conference held at NCSU, August 13-15, 2008.
Stacey Frederick presented this overview of the new features on the 2014 version of the NC in the Global Economy website at Duke University.
Stacey Frederick gave this presentation at the Sustainable Nanotechnology Organization (SNO) conference. It described obstacles and methods of identifying nanotech firms and workers and provided estimates for the United States.
I gave this presentation at the S.Net conference in Boston, MA. It introduced my methodology to identify the firms and organizations involved in the nano economy throughout the value chain and a new web-based platform to disseminate the information.
Stacey Frederick gave this presentation at the S.NET conference. It covered Mexico's footprint in nanotechnology over the course of 12 years in the following areas: R&D funding, centers & labs, evolution of publications by Mexican authors, and firms.
Stacey Frederick gave this presentation at the SASE Annual Meeting in Milan, Italy on June 28, 2013. It was part of an ongoing research project sponsored by NSF between the Center for Nanotechnology in Society (CNS) at UC-Santa Barbara and Duke GVCC.
Presentation for the Center for Nanotechnology in Society (CNS) Seminar Speaker Series.
This presentation was at the AAAS Annual Meeting in a session with colleagues from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Venice International University entitled “Global Diffusion of Nanotechnology: Lessons from China, Italy and the United States.”
Presentation for the Southern Textile Association Meeting held at the Textile Technology Center.
This presentation was given at the NC and the Emerging Global Knowledge Economy workshop at Duke University.
This presentation on the North Carolina Textile Industry was presented at the Global Value Chains Workshop on “Industrial Upgrading, Offshore Production, and Labor.” It was held at Duke University by the GVC Center on November 9-10, 2006.
