List of accepted proposals - International Colloquium 2025 / Shanghai

Challenges for Work and Labour

  1. ZHAO, Y.
    Performance-Based Incentives and Their Dual Effects on Employee Retention and Innovation in China’s Electric Vehicle Industry: Evidence from Listed Automotive Firms
  2. Moniz, A. B.
    Circular Economy, End-of-Life Vehicles and Labour in Portugal: Regulatory Pressures, Employment Transformations and the Future of Downstream Automotive Work
  3. Freitas, C. V. D., Borghi R. A. Z., & Consoni F. L.
    Vehicle Electrification in Brazil: Technological Trajectories and Impacts on the Automotive Sector
  4. Vigni, C. L., & Moro A.
    Permanent restructuring amid the uncertain transition to electric mobility: evidence from Stellantis factories in France and Italy
  5. Junte, S.
    Volkswagen’s roadmap to digital Sloanism: old and new challenges for organized labour
  6. López-Calle, P., Ruiz-Gálvez M. E., Roiz Ceballos E., & Vicent L.
    Stratégies de rentabilité et relations de travail dans le contexte de la transition vers le VCE dans les usines espagnoles de Stellantis et Volkswagen
  7. Holst, H.
    Catch-Up Transformation in Crisis? Decarbonization and Financialization in the German Auto Industry
  8. Tian, M., Hürtgen S., & Resch D.
    Localization Strategies of Chinese Battery Manufacturers in Europe: Case Study on Gotion
  9. Leonellli, L.
    A Missed Transition? Comparing Two Trade Union Disputes in Italy’s Automotive Industry
  10. Resch, D., & Hürtgen S.
    The Failure of a supposed to be Battery Champion: The Northvolt Case
  11. Hürtgen, S.
    Battery Production in Europe – Empirical research and theoretical reflections on labor and center-periphery relations
  12. Alochet, M., & Weis N.
    Closing the loop: Are EU rules supporting a circular automotive industry?
  13. Weis, N., & Wilken M.
    Works Councils as Transition Managers? Transition approaches and experiences of Works Councils in company production networks within Germany
  14. Bubbico, D.
    The uncertain transition to electric vehicles in Italy and the real impact on the supply chain and employment: the case of the Stellantis plant in Melfi
  15. Lüthje, B.
    Transforming the Global Division of Labor: Battery Manufacturing in East Asia and Europe

Social & Regulatory Context

  1. Bonnet, J. - B.
    Who Drives the Transition? Institutional Adaptation and the Politics of Green Industrial Policies
  2. Arowolo, W., & Cebreros D.
    Data governance of automated vehicles in public transport systems: a transaction cost economics perspective.
  3. Schröder, M., & Monaco L.
    From Minerals to Cars? Prospects for Upgrading Emerging Automotive Industries through Resource Policies
  4. Minami, S., SAWAMURA H., & Higashi H.
    International Comparison of Japan, France, and Switzerland on the Reallocation of Space and Financial Resources between Automobiles and Public Transport in the context of Sustainable Urban Transport Policies
  5. Stoessel, C., Fernandez M., Pierre M., Rocalve B., & Marcillière C.
    “SOH What ?” The Role of State of Health (SOH) in the Construction of the Used Electric Vehicle Market: Social Representations, User Practices, and Market Dynamics.
  6. Okamoto, K., Fukuda T., & Asazuma Y.
    Three New Regulations Concerning the Export of Used Cars and Used Automotive Parts from Japan
  7. da Cruz, R. F., Seabra J. E. A., & Barassa E.
    Integrated Environmental and Economic Life Cycle Assessment of Urban Bus Technologies: A Methodological Framework for Fleet Transition
  8. Fukuda, T., Okamoto K., & Asazuma Y.
    South Asian Migrant Entrepreneurs in the Used Vehicle and Used Parts Trade and the Circular Economy
  9. Smitka, M.
    Lessons from China: Will Legacy Auto Survive?
  10. Casadei, J. P. G., de Mello A. M., de Souza J. V. R., juliano Pelegrina, & Marx R.
    Can policy close the cost gap? Total Cost of Ownership analysis of Electric, Hybrid, and Combustion Vehicles in São Paulo
  11. Cruz, R. F., & Seabra J. E. A.
    Integrated Environmental and Economic Life Cycle Assessment of Urban Bus Technologies: A Methodological Framework for Fleet Transition
  12. Di, J., Stevens M., Stam D., & Alochet M.
    Strategic Intent and BEV adoption: Comparing EU, US, and China
  13. Jetin, B.
    The European Union's response to the "Chinese Challenge". Between "made in Europe" and strategic dependency.
  14. Magri, R. T. G., Hernandez P. F., Cypriano J. G. I., Mariotto F. T., Consoni F. L., & Silva L. C. P.
    Urban Bus Electrification as a Common Good Agenda: Governance, Public Value and Socio-Technical Coordination in Brazil
  15. Holger, B.
    From Automobile to Mobility Industry: Is the Industrial Transformation underway in Japan?
  16. Covarrubias, A., & Monaco L.
    Electrification and Just Transition in the Global Auto Industry: Transition Pathways, Power resources, and Political Economy in Comparative Perspective
  17. Russo, M., Alboni F., Pavone P., & Righi S.
    R&I at MOST: Mapping Italian research networks on sustainable mobility funded under NextGenerationEU
  18. Vaquero, S., & Beldjerd S.
    Integrating Domestic Car Maintenance into the Automotive Transition: An Ethnographic Study of “DIY” Motorist Households
  19. Vallejo, B., & Mordue G.
    Environmental and water protection policies and their effects on the supply chain governance. The case study of the automotive industry.

New Technologies and the Evolution of the Value Chain

  1. Díaz, J. D. R.
    Chinese electromobility and the reconfiguration of automotive regionalism: An explanatory comparative analysis of Mercosur and USMCA
  2. Perez Almansi, B.
    Innovation Geographies and Structural Transformation: The Role of MNCs in Automotive Industrial Development
  3. Ferrarese, A., & Salerno M. S.
    MULTIENERGY SCENARIO: THE REINVENTION OF A TRADITIONAL IRON CASTING COMPANY
  4. Fu, H., & Mokudai T.
    Shifting the Locus of Value Creation: Capability Evolution and Downstream Value Chain Reconfiguration in China’s EV Industry
  5. Pérez-Moure, H., Crespo-Velando M. A., LAMPÓN J. F., & Rodríguez-Domínguez M. M.
    A new industrial geography or a geographical disconnect? How the EV transition is locating battery activities in Spain
  6. Baba, T.
    Local Upgrading in the Global Tire Value Chain: A Thai Producer Beyond Oligopoly
  7. Lau, L.
    Global Scaling and Beyond: Insights from European Expansion of Chinese Automotive Firms
  8. Zhang, J., & Liu Z.
    The Impacts of CBAM on China's Electric Vehicles Export to the European Union
  9. Eickhoff, M.
    Early Business Models for Multi-Life Traction Batteries: Value Creation in the Emerging Circular Automotive Industry
  10. Pérez-Moure, H.
    Beyond Servitization: Strategic Filtering and the Modular Transition of New Business Models in the Mobility Industry
  11. Domański, B., Guzik R., & Kocaj A.
    Beyond cars: production and market trends in commercial vehicles, buses and coaches in Europe
  12. Anzolin, G., Haverkamp K., O'Sullivan E., Collinson S., & Xiayu Z.
    Unintended Consequences of Technology Neutrality: A Comparative Analysis of US and Chinese Industrial Policy in the EV and Battery Sectors
  13. de Cunzo, F., Patelli A., Sbardella A., & Tacchella A.
    Unveiling the functional roles of Critical Raw Materials in patents using Large Language Models
  14. da Cruz, R. F., Barassa E., Cima S., Bachion L. C., Walter A., Guarenghi M. M., et al.
    Competing Decarbonization Pathways in Heavy-Duty Long-Distance Transport: A Comparative Total Cost of Ownership and Value Chain Analysis of Ethanol and Biomethane in Brazil
  15. Flori, E., Marchi G., Paba S., & Tagliazucchi G.
    Strategic responses to electrification and firm performance: Evidence from the world car industry
  16. Pinsard, N.
    Productive model(s) of the gigafactories in the battery valley, Northern France
  17. Mordue, G.
    Value Chain Governance and Semi Peripheral Strategy: Historical Insights for Automotive Industrial Policy Under Technological and Geopolitical Disruption
  18. Barassa, E., de Oliveira L. G. S., Urzagasti C. A., & Tete M.
    Electric Mobility without Industrial Upgrading: Chinese EV Expansion and the Peripheral Value Chain Integration in Brazil
  19. Thomas, A., & Nayanjyoti
    Adaptation, Circularity and Informality in Delhi’s Auto Parts Economy
  20. Hrubý, M., & Šaroch S.
    The EU meets China: foreign production exposure and electric vehicles
  21. Bandyopadhyay, K., & Ray S.
    Protectionism and the Policy-Driven Restructuring of Automotive Value Chains in the Global EV Transition
  22. RATHORE, G. J. S.
    Energy Sovereignty and Recycling: The case of Lithium Batteries in India
  23. Lara, A., Chávez A., & Jaimes G.
    Technological Complexity and Coevolutionary Diversity in Semiconductors for Advanced Vehicles: Evidence from Patent Data.
  24. Lara, A.
    Inventive Activity in the Vehicle Black Box: Implications for Advanced Vehicle Batteries
  25. Boavida, N.
    Reconfiguring Semi-Peripherality: The Portuguese Automotive Sector amid Regional Bloc Competition and the Digital-Sustainable Transition
  26. Calabrese, G. G.
    Electrification, Upgrading, and Policy Demands in the Italian Automotive Supply Chain: Evidence from the 2024–2025 Supplier Survey
  27. Zirpoli, F., & Perez Almansi B.
    The dynamics of innovation in an industrial ecosystem in crisis: the Italian case
  28. Zhao, W., Wang X., & Ruet J.
    Building Global Competitive Advantage? A Preliminary Study of Chinese EV OEMs’ FDI and Internationalisation Strategies
  29. WU, C.
    Navigating Two Worlds: A Comparative Case Study of Strategic Adaptation and Policy Navigation for Volkswagen in China and BYD and NIO in Europe
  30. Pesole, A., & Cetrulo A.
    Digital technologies for worker management: implications for safety and health. A comparative study of two automotive companies in Belgium and Italy
  31. Pinsard, N., & Séhier C.
    Indonesia's upgrading strategy in the EV value chain: a resurgence of the developmental state or a dependency on Chinese multinational corporations?
  32. Zhao, W., & Luethje B.
    Value chain positioning, core competence building, and networking relationship: EV integration and electrification strategies of OEM in China
  33. Mokudai, T.
    Governing Strategic Flexibility in Automotive Electrification: Option Value Realisation and Option Governance at Toyota and Volkswagen
  34. Stocchetti, A.
    Strategic Dependencies in the Global EV Battery Value Chain: Concentration, Vulnerability and Policy Responses
  35. Jacopin, T.
    Reconsidering the EU technological sovereignty in the automotive industry through the prism of the Chinese Photovoltaic (PV) strategies in Africa
  36. Belzowski, B.
    Propulsion Strategies for the 21st Century: Dealing with Radical Changes in US Policies
  37. Alkire, K., & Belzowski B.
    Shifting US Automotive Battery Circular Value Chain
  38. Chretien, P.
    Light vehicle safety, the critical issue for ecologic and economic mobility

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