Contains the keyword Electric Mobility

Dulcich F, Porta F, Ubogui M, Baruj G. The transition to electric mobility: opportunities for the automotive value chain in Argentina. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management. 2022;22:374-400. Abstract
Moraes HB, Barassa E, Cruz R, Ludwig MA. Strategies to accelerate the diffusion of e-mobility in Brazil: experiences and efforts based on electric energy companies. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2021. Abstract
de Marques MC, Consoni FL. Electric Mobility Governance in Germany and Lessons for Brazil. In: Gerpisa colloquium. São Paulo; 2018. Abstract
Fojcik TM, Proff H. Industry Transformation and the Slowness of Strategic Actions – An Explication of the Contradiction between the Expected Industry Changes and the Current Strategic Behavior of Incumbent Automotive Firms. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2015. Abstract
Baumann M, Boavida N, Moniz A, Reichenbach M, Schippl J, Zimmermann B, et al. Technology transition pathways towards electric mobility: the reconfiguration of stakeholder networks. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2015. Abstract
Nuno B, Baumann M, Moniz A, Schippl J, Weil M, Reichenbach M. Technology transition towards e-mobility: Technology Assessment as a tool for policy design. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2013. Abstract
Boavida N, Baumann M, Moniz A, Schippl J, Weil M, Moretto S. . In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2013. Abstract
Kleinert I. Innovation and cooperation: how new mobility solutions change German automotive innovation systems. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2013. Abstract
Meyer T. Electric Mobility and Expanding Flexibility: How to remain innovative?. In: Structuring new automotive industries; restructuring old automotive industries and the new geopolitics of the global automotive sector. Krakow; 2012. Abstract

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