The International Network of Automobile

Automobile industries

Appel à communication: International Colloquium 2011 - Call for papers

Theme N°:

2

Coordinator/s

Vincent Frigant, Université de Bordeaux

Sigfrido Ramirez, Max Planck Institute for European Legal History Frankfurt

Although there has been much emphasis on the "globalisation" of the industry, automobile markets and production remain largely dependent on the economic, social and institutional characteristics of territories. The reconfiguration of the geographic organization of the automobile industry thus merits analysis with research focusing on territories. This includes consideration of the dynamics of assembly operations, of OEMs and of the supplier base covering both questions of production and conception. Also of interest are the overall processes by which markets for vehicles emerge and the automobile business structures and restructures itself. These processes involve the interaction of public and private actors that structures the dynamics of supply and demand and thus require an analysis of public policies related to the automobile.

Abstracts submitted under this theme

Begley, J., Donnelly T., Collis C., Jarvis D., & Berkeley N. (2011). UK national policy and the development of the Low Carbon Vehicle Sector. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Pavlinek, P. (2011). The Internationalization of Corporate R&D: Effects in the Automotive Industry of East-Central Europe. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Toufik, S. (2011). Performances économiques et spillovers technologiques : quelle interaction pour le cas de l'industrie automobile au Maroc ?. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Orihashi, S. (2011). The Future of automotive industry in Thailand. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Barnes, J., & Black A. (2011). Multinational strategy, industrial policy and local capability: A comparison of automotive industry development in South Africa and Thailand. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Jo, H. J., & You J. -sung (2011). A Dialectic Development of Korean Automobile Industry: Focusing on the Hyundai Productive Model. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Daville, S. (2011). Crisis, Restructuration and Territorial Configuration of the Automotive Industry in Mexico City 1993-2010. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Klier, T., & Rubenstein J. (2011). Reconfiguration of the North American and European auto industries - a study in contrast. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Duruiz, L. (2011). Turkish Automobile Industry. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Huelsemann, K. (2011). How the South (Was) Won: The Emergence of a New American Auto Industry. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Domanski, B., Guzik R., & Gwosdz K. (2011). Environmental pressure in the fragmented markets: the rise and the fall of bus-makers in Poland. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Heim, S., & Rodet-Kroichvili N. (2011). Re-organization of design and manufacturing processes in the automotive industry at a global level: a comparison of European and non-European actors’ strategies in Eastern countries and their consequences. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Covarrubias, A. V. (2011). The Mexican Auto Industry 2008-2010: From the Crisis to a Greater Regiocentric Sway. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract Download: GerpisaColoquium2011English.pdf (1.27 MB)

Havas, A. (2011). Innovation Strategies of Hungarian Automotive Suppliers. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Ramírez Pérez, S. M. (2011). Spanish policies toward the electrical car: between regional policies and European strategies. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Contreras, O. F., & Carrillo J. (2011). Local Entrepreneurship within Global Production Networks: the Automotive Industry in Mexico (2000-2010). Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Jiménez, H. G., & Carrillo J. (2011). Transformation Mechanisms of the Mexican automotive industry: Evolution and Transitional Phases. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Scepanovic, V. (2011). Institutional configurations and industrial dynamics in the Central and East European automotive sector . Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Frigant, V. (2011). Egyptian pyramid or Aztec pyramid: what best represents the industrial architecture of automotive supply chains in Europe?. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Coffey, D., & Thornley C. (2011). Rethinking Kanban Systems: a complete formal exposition and assessment. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Alvarez, L., & García F. (2011). China and México: competition for the United State automobile Market. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Krzywdzinski, M. (2011). Changing Industrial Relations in the Russian Car Industry. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Brandes, O., Brege S., & Brehmer P. - O. (2011). The Strategic Importance of Supplier Relationships in the Automotive Industry. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Kuchiki, A. (2011). Flowchart Approach to Industrial Cluster Policy from the point of Sequence Economics. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

Freyssenet, M. (2011). The Second Automobile Revolution is underway! Three scenarios in confrontation. Gerpisa colloquium. Abstract

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