Purpose Wine as a research topic continues to address a plethora of diverse contexts. In
consideration of this scope and abundance of wine literature, this study aims to provide …

The term 'governance'is used differently in different literatures. This paper relates the uses of
the term and the theoretical concepts to which it is attached in three bodies of literature–the …

Geographers have developed a keen interest in the social production of space–in the way
meanings and values are ascribed to places as a result of changing social, cultural and …

Agriculture was the primary target of moves to deregulate the New Zealand economy in
1984. Within twelve-months all production subsidies had been removed, including those for …

The wine industry is becoming increasingly globalized as consumer demand, capital
investment, and industry restructuring lead to higher volumes of trade, greater levels of …

Rural places acquire value in different ways and geographers have adopted a range of
approaches to understand the way value is created in land and place. This paper analyses …

The rapid expansion of the New Zealand wine industry has rested largely on a specific wine
commodity form, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Global demand for a specialised product …

Associations between place and wine are historically deep. Past and current narratives of
wine production are wedded to environment attributes of particular places, and in both the …

Diversified trading networks have recently drawn a great deal of attention. In the process, the
importance of diversity has perhaps been overemphasized. Using the trade in port wine from …

The objective of this study is to examine collaboration's role as a strategic capability within
the context of the New Zealand (NZ) wine industry. It utilises resource-based theory to …