Heim S, Lee J, Kakitani K. The changing geography of the automotive industry in an era of car electrification: a critical assessment. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management. 2025;25:186-98. Abstract
Lee J. Development Process of Automobile Scrapping and Recycling System in South Korea and its Response to Electrification. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Brussels: Lee, Jaeho; 2023. Abstract
Lee J. Decarbonization in Korean automotive industry and Hyundai Motor Group’s challenge －From the perspective of a broad value chain－. Detroit; 2022. Abstract
Stéphane H, Shioji H, Lee J, Kosuke K. The Disruptive Potential of the Chinese Battery Value Chain: A Comparison of BEV and PHEV Developments. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2021. Abstract  Téléchargement: GERPISA_2021_abstract_Heim_Kakitani_Lee_Shioji.pdf (64.57 Ko)
Lee J. Rapid Transformation in the Norway New Car Market and Japanese Car Makers’ Strategy. In: Shioji H, editor. Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2018. Abstract
Lee J, Shioji H. Rapid Transformation in the Norway New Car Market and Japanese Car Makers’ Sales Strategy. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2018. Abstract
Lee J. International Strategy of Traditional Suppliers in the Automotive Industry -A Case Study of a Japanese Forged Part Supplier-. Paris; 2018. Abstract
Lee J. Small-Sized Supplier's Competence-Driven Growth Strategies -A Case Study of a Japanese Durable Production Component Supplier-. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2017. Abstract
Lee J. Growth Strategies of the Mega Auto Part Suppliers in Japan- A comparison of Denso and HAMS-. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Puebla: Lee, Jaeho; 2016. Abstract
Lee J. The trajectories of Japanese suppliers’ growth strategies ; a case study of a capital Keiretsu supplier and an independent supplier. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2015. Abstract

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