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Uber and the Covid Crisis. Business model, state regulation and social impact. 02/2021

Date: 
06/02/2021
Hannah Johnston, Queen's University & Fairwork
Jamie Woodcock, Senior Lecturer at the Open University
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International Monthly Seminar. 02/2021

This seminar discusses how the COVID crisis has affected UBER as a company and the car hailing sector, focusing on the sustainability and future perspective of UBER as a business model, on examples of possible regulation and at the social impact of the crisis, with particular emphasis on the drivers.

The session will build on presentations by Dr Hannah Johnston (PhD Queen’s University Ontario, CA and former ILO) and Dr Jamie Woodcock (Senior Lecturer at the Open University, UK).

Challenges for Labor and Digitization in Automotive Companies located in Guanajuato, Mexico: the impact of the USMCA and the Covid-19

Martínez Martínez, A., Guerrero E. A. P., & Santillana H. L. (2022).  Challenges for Labor and Digitization in Automotive Companies located in Guanajuato, Mexico: the impact of the USMCA and the Covid-19. Gerpisa colloquium.
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Industrial Policy and Regional Development of Automotive Industry in Mexico

Carreto, J., & Patino A. (2022).  Industrial Policy and Regional Development of Automotive Industry in Mexico. (Solares, Jazmin, Zavaleta, Daniela, Ed.).30th International Colloquium of Gerpisa The Auto Industry Entering a Post-pandemic World.

30th International Colloquium of Gerpisa
The Auto Industry Entering a Post-pandemic World
Challenges for Labour in a World of Shifting Trade and Technology
Industrial Policy and Regional Development of Automotive Industry in Mexico
Jorge Carreto, Alejandra Patiño, Jazmín Solares

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Production networks of the Asian automobile industry: regional or global?

Jetin, B. (2018).  Production networks of the Asian automobile industry: regional or global?. International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management. 18(4), 302-328.

Asia is the host of some of the largest automobile markets and top global brands. It has recently taken several initiatives to foster its regional integration, such as Asia-wide trade agreements and infrastructure projects. This article examines the impact of these initiatives on the automobile fragmented production networks of Northeast, Southeast Asia and South Asia to see if they are becoming more regionalised or globalised, and to see if an Asia-wide production network is emerging. We focus on automobile component trade as a proxy of network trade and follow its evolution over the period 2001–2016 at the Asian and subregional level with a special emphasis on two major players, China and Japan. Our results show that a regionalisation process is under way between the three subregions, driven by China and Japan. However, this process is still slow due to the persistence of a high level of protectionism between the three subregions.

The de-territorialization of the American Auto Industry and COVID-19/I 4.0 impacts: The breaking down of the old value chains and its replacement for new Value Propositions

Complex network analysis of the dynamic of changes in the electric vehicle agent and artifact space

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