Contains the keyword Germany

Kraus L, Proff H, Giesing C. Composition of a mobility as a service offer for university students based on willingness to pay and its determinants. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management. 2023;23:227-56. Abstract
Lechowski G, Krzywdzinski M, Pardi T. A government-driven sectoral transformation? French and German policy responses to the COVID-crisis in the automotive industry. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management. 2023;23:5-21. Abstract
Goracinova E, Galvin P, Wolfe DA. Emerging models of networked industrial policy: recent trends in automotive policy in the USA and Germany. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management. 2022;22:29-51. Abstract
Ornek Z. Just transition with electric vehicles after the pandemic in the German automotive industry. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2021. Abstract
Garbellini N. European production chains : the new geography of automotive. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2019. Abstract
de Marques MC, Consoni FL. Electric Mobility Governance in Germany and Lessons for Brazil. In: Gerpisa colloquium.; 2018. Abstract
Proff PD, Günthner T. Driver Assistant systems and their importance for older people - An empirical study with people age 50 and older as a basis for the development of new business models. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2018. Abstract
Mako C, Illessy M. The impacts of globalisation of the labour relations in the automotive industry: the case of Hungary. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2017. Abstract
Kinkel S. International production and R&D strategies of German automotive suppliers. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2015. Abstract
Kossou L. The Role of Competitive Intelligence in Electromobility Policies. A Franco-German Comparative Case Study.. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2013. Abstract

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