AGGERI Franck (Ecole des Mines de Paris), ELMQUIST Maria (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden), HANS Pohl, (Vinnova, Sweden)
Managing learning in the automotive industry - The race for hybridisation
    

AMATO NETO Joao (Escola Politécnica, Universidade de são Paulo, Brazil)
Sustainability in the brazilian automotive productive chain: a multiple case study
    

ANDERSEN Frits Møller, LARSEN Helge (Risø DTU, Systems Analysis Department, Roskilde, Denmark), Skovgaard Mette (European Topic Centre on Resource and Waste Management, Copenhagen, Denmark)
Modelling and forecasting the number of ELVs in 25 EU member states
    

ANGELESCOU Georgiana (CERGORS, Université Paris 1 Panthéon, Sorbonne, France)
Solenza, la pré-Logan ou comment l’entreprise roumaine Dacia a appris a développer les projets en mode concourant ?
    


ANTONUCCI Vincenzo (CNR-ITAE, Messina, Italy)
Hydrogen vehicle, is still an opportunity ?

BAILEY David, MacNEIL Stewart (Birmingham Business School and Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University Birmingham, UK)
The Rover task force: A case study in proactive and reactive policy intervention?
    

BALCET Giovanni, BRUSCHIERI Silvia (University of Turin, Italy)
Technology transfer, joint ventures and the emergence of Indian multinationals : the case of the automotive industry
    

BECKER-RITTERSPACH Florian (University of Groningen, Dept. of International Business & Management, The Netherlands), BECKER-RITTERSPACH Juta (Social Science Research Centre Berlin Ltd, Reichpietschufer 50, Berlin, Germany)
Small cars strategies, emerging economies and sustainability

BEGLEY Jason, COLLIS Clive, MORRIS David (SURGE, Futures Intitute, Coventry University Technology Park, UK)
The Russian automotive industry and foreign direct investment
    

BELZOWSKI Bruce (Automotive Analysis Division, University of Michigan)
The Conflict Among Sustainability, Public Policy, and the Powertrain Strategies of Manufacturers in the North American Market



BERGGREN Christian, MAGNUSSON Thomas (Linköping University, Dept of Management and Engineering, Sweden)
Hybrids versus diesel – The forgotten technological competition for sustainable solutions in the global automotive industry
    

BERTOLI Claudio (CNT-DET, Dipartimento Energia e Trasporti Roma, Italy)
The contribution of C.N.R. research to the future powertrains
    

BEVIS Keith (School of Aerospace Automotive and Design Engieering, University of Hertfordshire, College lane Campus, UK)
The challenges for sustainable skills development in the UK automobile supply sector: Policy and implementation
    

BLOECKER Antje, JÜRGENS Ulrich (WZB, Berlin, Germany)
Changes in the german car design sector and development sector and the challenge of sustainability
    

BRAUER Kati (4flow AG, Berlin, Germany)
Decentralization in the European automotive industry: A scenario- based evaluation
    

BUNGSCHE Holger (Institute for Industrial Research, Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya, Japan)
China’s automobile industry: is there a road to sustainable development ?
    

CACCIOLA Gaetano (CNR-ITE, Istitute di Tecnologie Avanzate per l’Energia “Nicola Giorgano’, Messina, Italy)
Hydrogen vehicle, is still an opportunity?



CALABRESE Giuseppe (Ceris-Cnr, Moncalieri, Italy)
Italian (Turin) car stylists and automotive sustainable development

CAMARGO Otavio Silva (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil), SALERNO Mario Sergio (Polytechnic School, University of São Paulo, Brazil), LEMOS Mauro Borges (Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil)
Growth of brazilian automotive industry and its regional expansion – 1996 to 2001
    

CARRILLO Jorge (El Colegio de la Frontera Norte-Mexico), GARCIA JIMENEZ Humberto (Universidad Cristobal Colon and COLMEX)
Joint responsibilities in environmental performance : the automotive supplier sector in Northern Mexico
    

CHANARON Jean-Jacques (CNRS, Grenoble Ecole de Management), TESKE Julius (Munich University of Applied Sciences, Germany)
Hybrid vehicles: a temporary step
    

CHARRON Elsie (GERPISA CNRS – CSU, Paris, France)
European works councils: Renault’s case

CHEN Ming (School of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China)
Sustainable manufacture in auto industry: consideration and practice in China
    

CHIESA Filippo (STEP, Torino, Italy)
Italian automotive supply chain annual report, 2008



COFFEY Dan (Leeds University Business School, University of Leeds, UK), THORNLEY Carole (Institute of Public Policy and Management, University of Keele, UK)
Swing plants or punishments? A study of a Ford closure decision
    

DA SILVA Sergio Luis (Federal University of São Carlos, DCI and PPGEP Brazil), ROZENFELD Henrique (University of São Paulo, Advanced Manufacturing Nucleus [NUMA] Brazil)
Model for mapping knowledge management in a case of product development process at a truck and bus manufacturer
    

DASSISTI M (Politecnico di Bari, Italy), SCHRICKEL G, MASSARI M (Bosch T.D.It. Viale delle Ortensie, Modugno Bari, Italy)
Hy-Change Methodology at Both T.D.It: Performance improvement for tool-management system
    

DELMAS Sylvain (University of Montesquieu - Bordeaux 4 - France)
Sustainable Development requirements and new product policies
    

DOMANSKI Boleslaw, GUZIK Robert, GWOSDZ Krzysztof (Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland)
Competence development and relocation dangers in central European automotive industry
    

DONNELLY Tom (Motor Industry Observatory, Faculty of Business, Environment & Society, Coventry University, UK)
The Chinese Car Industry: opportunity or threat?
    

ENRIETTI Aldo, SANLORENZO Luca (University of Turin, Italy)
Surviving the fall of a king: The regional implications of crisis and resurrection at Fiat Auto on supply firms
    

FAVA Valentina, FELLOW Max Weber (European University Institute, Italy)
Transfer of technology and multinational corporations: comparing the long-term relations between Eastern and Central European automobile manufacturers and Western European automobile multinationals (1945-2000)

FRIGANT Vincent (GREThA UMR – CNRS 5113, Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV, France)
What could be the incentives for the FTS to develop responsible initiatives? Reflexions on the diffusion of CRS in the auto parts industry
    

FUJIMOTO Takahiro (Professor, Department of Economics, University of Tokyo), GE Dongsheng (Faculty Researcher, Manufacturing Management Research Center, University of Tokyo)
Architecture-based comparative advantage and trajectory of manufacturing firms/industries
    

GARIBALDO Francesco (Fondazione Istituto per il Lavoro, Bologna, Italy)
A company in transition: Fiat Mirafiori of Turin
    


GERINI Andrea (Research et Technologiy, FPT – Fiat Powertrain Technologies)
The future of powertrain technologies



GIUGIARO Fabrizio (Italdesign Giugiaro, Moncalieri, Italy)
Italian (Turin) car stylists and automotive sustainable development

GIUNTA Anna (Universitàdi Roma Tre, Italy), BACCHIOCCHI Emanuele, MASSIMO Florio (Università degli Studi di Malano)
Internationalisation modes and determinants - The case of Italian automotive firms
    


GRECA Rainer (University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt)
The Flexible response to international competition: The case change of AUDI and BMW
    

HERTWIG Markus, PRIES Ludger, Rampeltshammer Luitpold (Ruhr – Universität Bochum, Germany)
European works councils in an organisational research perspective ? Case studies from the automobile industry
    

HORN Gideon (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa)
Developing previously disadvantaged suppliers as a means of ensuring a sustainable South African Automotive Industry: Challenges and Policies
    


JULLIEN Bernard (GERPISA, University of Evry, University of Montesquieu - Bordeaux 4 - France)
Synthesis and concluding remarks
GERPISA's Fifth International Research Program one year on: Early results and an outline of a research program

KRZYWDZINSKI Martin (WZB, Berlin, Germany)
Work models under strain of offshoring. East-West competition in the european car Industry
    

LACAYO OJEDA Maria Hortensia (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico)
L’éco-conception, une stratégie des constructeurs automobiles pour intégrer les exigences de la directive 2000/53/CE relative aux véhicules hors d’usage : les cas de Renault et de Toyota
    

LARA RIVERO Arturo (UAM-X, Mexico), GARCIA Garnica (UAEM, Mexico), ALEJANDRO, TABOADA Ibarra Eunice (UAM-A, Mexico)
Crisis and transformation of heavy vehicle industry in México: The Volvo, Volkswagen and Daimler case
    

LAYAN Jean-Bernard, LUNG Yannick (GREThA UMR CNRS 5113, Université de Bordeaux, France)
Le développement du pôle automobile de Tanger (Maroc) est-il soutenable ?


LEWIS Mike, HOWARD Mickey, STONE Gareth (School of Management, University of Bath, UK)
Beyond products and services: Shifting value generation in the automobile supply chain
    

MARC Dijk (International Centre for Integrated Assessment and Sustainable Development (ICIS), Maastricht University, The Netherlands), CARLOS Montalvo (TNO, Dutch Organization fro Applied Scientific Research, The Netherlands)
Hydrogen vehicle development: a study on the drivers for car firms and policy implications for sustainable development policy
    

MEDINA Heloisa (CETEM – Cidade Universitãria Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), NAVEIRO Ricardo (PEP – Cidade Universitãria Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Eco-design practices in Europe fostering automotive vehicles recyclability in Brazil
    

MERCER Glenn (IMVP, USA)
“The devil is in the details”: Unintended consequences of environmental regulation
    

MIDLER Christophe, BEAUME Romain (Centre de Recherche en Gestion de l'Ecole polytechnique, Paris, France)
From technology competition to reinventing individual mobility for a sustainable future: Challenges for new design strategies for electric vehicle
    

MIEMCZYK Joe (Audencia Nantes Ecole de Management), HOWARD Mickey (SODA, School of Management, University of Bath, UK)
Transferring sustainable business models to the automobile industry: opportunities and limits
    

MIEMCZYK Joe (Audencia Nantes Ecole de Management, France)
Reducing the impact end of life vehicles – The role of suppliers
    

MONIZ Antonio, MARGARIDA R. Paulos (FCT-UNL, Monte de Caparita, IET – Research Centre on Entreprise and work innovation, Portugal) Futures of automobile industry and challenges on sustainable development and mobility
    

NADIN Giancarlo, TULLIO SAVORGNANI Glauco (Centrimark, Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano, Italy), BESANA Marco (Talos-am, ApertaMente, Italy)
Environmental awareness of car owners: the case of natural gas vehicles in Italy
    

OLTRA Vanessa, SAINT-JEAN Maïder
Sectoral systems of environmental innovation: an application to the French automotive industry
    

PARDI Tommaso (CSU – EHESS, Paris, France)
The false premises of social corporate responsibility in lean production: the case of Toyota in Europe and Japan


RAMIREZ PÉREZ Sigfrido (European University Institute Florence - GERPISA)
Automobile standardisation in Europe: between technological choices and neo-protectionism
    


REHA Tözün (Stuttgard Region Economic Development Corporation, Germany)
The new initiative "It meets automotive" in Stuttgart Region
    

ROLFO Secondo, VAGLIO Paolo (Ceris-Cnr, Moncalieri, Italy)
Mould and die makers for automotive in Italy

RUSSO Giuseppe, CHIESA Filippo (STEP Ricerche S.r.l. – Turin, Italy)
The Italian automotive supply chain, based on the survey of the Turin Chamber of Commerce. 2007 Results and the determinant of competitivness in a globalized market

SCHAFFER Jens, SCHLEICH Heinrich (Leuphana University of Lueneburg, Department of Automation Technology, Lueneburg, Germany), SCAVARDA Luiz Felipe(Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Industrial Engineering Department, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), PARRY Glenn (University of Bath, School of management, Bath, United Kingdom)
Automotive production: product variety and how emerging economies can avoid problems of industrialised countries
    

SEGRESTIN Blanche (Ecole des Mines de Paris, France), ELMQUIST Maria (Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden)
Alternative design strategies to combine environmental and economic sustainability: Lessons from an empirical experiment with an automotive firm
    

SHIOJI Hiromi (Faculty of Economics, Kyoto University, Japan), TOMINO Takahiro (School of Commerce, Meiji University, Japan)
Order entry system of Japanese vehicle manufacture - Stability of basic production schedule in Toyota
    

STONE Gareth, CRUTE Valerie, GRAVES Andrew (University of Bath School of Management, UK)
Innovations in automotive logistics: Managing the transition to “5 Day Car” in Europe
    

THORNLEY Carole (Institute of Public Policy and Management, University of Keele, UK),TOMLINSON Philip (Business Economics, School of Management, University of Bath, UK), COFFEY Dan (Leeds University Business School, University of Leeds, UK)
Low wages, low productivity and lean production: The US small firm auto and other manufacturing services sectors
    

VALLEJO Bertha (UNU-MERIT in Maastricht and Development Research Institute 5IVO, in Tilburg, The Netherlands)
Learning under changing market conditions
    

VENUGOPAL R (Institut for Financial Management and Research, Chennai India)
Understanding CSR: A typology of approaches and some evidence from the Indian automobile industry
    

VERVAEKE Monique (Centre Maurice Halwachs - CNRS – ENS, Paris, France)
Industrial designers and sustainable developpement
    

VOLPATO Giuseppe, STOCCHETTI Andrea (Ca’ Foscari University, Faculty of Economics, Venezia, Italy)
Managing product life-cycle in the auto-industry: evaluating carmakers effectiveness
    

WANG William (Euromed Marseille Ecole de Management, France)
China’s automobile industry – Embracing the energy and environment challenge in the 21st century
    

WELLS Peter, PAUL Nieuwenhuis (Cardiff Business School, Centre for Automotive Industry Research, Cardiff, UK), Orsato Renato (INSEAD Social Innovation Centre, Fontainebleau, France)
Scale and sustainability for the automotive industry in an era of rapid technological change
    

ZENTELIN Jean-Louis (Centre Pierre Naville – Université d’Evry, France)
Entre progrès et précaution, l'enjeu des NTIC


ZEZZA Vincenzo (IPI - Institute for Industrial Promotion)
A public policy for industrial innovation as a chance for economic development and environment protection in the transport sector