I am an economic geographer primarily interested in interlinkages between global value chains and local development. I often explore issues of value creation and value capture in the Global South, and have mainly been working in Southeast Asia, especially Vietnam. I currently examine relations between ‘sustainable and responsible consumption’ and geographies of dissociation in the gems and jewellery sector.
Lotte Thomsen
Associate Professor
Room: DH.Ø.2.111
Tel:+4538153117
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Mainly interested in supervising in the following broad topics:
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Kamau, P., Thomsen, L. and McCormick, D. (2019) Identifying entry barriers for food processors to supermarkets in Kenya. Scientific African, November 2019, pp 1-9 -
Thomsen, L. (2018) Retailing in Places of World Heritage, Transition and 'Planned Authenticity'. Geoforum, Volume 91, May 2018, pp 245–252 (accessible online until 10 May 2018) -
Thomsen, L. (2016) Exporting to Russia? Entry barriers for Food Suppliers in a Territory in Transition. Journal of Economic Geography, Vol 16, No. 4, p. 831-847 -
Thomsen, L. (2015) Synergies Between Danish Development Cooperation and Commercial Activities in Vietnam : Experience from Green Growth and Fisheries, Danida: Copenhagen. -
Thomsen, L (2011) Business-state relations in the Differentiated Private Sector in Vietnam : Access to Capital and Land. Asian Journal of Social Science, Vol. 39, No. 5, p. 627-651 -
Thomsen, L. (2009) Internal Business Organization in the Private Garment Industry in Vietnam : The Roles of Ethnicity, Origin and Location. Competition & Change Vol. 13, No. 1, p. 29–50 -
Thomsen, L. (2007) Accessing global value chains? The role of business–state relations in the private clothing industry in Vietnam. Journal of Economic Geography, Vol. 7, No. 6, November 2007, 753-776 -
Palpacuer, F., Gibbon, P. and L. Thomsen (2005) New Challenges for Developing Country Suppliers in Global Clothing Value Chains: A Comparative European Perspective. World Development, Vol. 33, No. 3, page 409-430
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