International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management
2001 - 2024
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Volume 18, issue 3, 2018
- The dynamics of institutional and organisational change in emergent industries: the case of electric vehicles pp. 187-208

- Miguel Vazquez, Michelle Hallack and Yannick Perez
- Managing 'proto-ecosystems' - two smart mobility case studies pp. 209-228

- Giulia Marcocchia and Rémi Maniak
- Leadership in the electromobility ecosystem: integrators and coordinators pp. 229-246

- Carole Donada
- Innovative mobility in rural areas - the case of the Black Forest pp. 247-269

- Guy Fournier, Manuel Baumann, Johannes Gasde and Katharina Kilian-Yasin
- Evaluation of aggregate models of plug-in electric vehicles for primary frequency control pp. 270-294

- Seyedmahdi Izadkhast, Pablo Garcia-Gonzalez, Pablo Frías, Pavol Bauer and Laura Ramírez-Elizondo
Volume 18, issue 2, 2018
- When disruptors converge: the last automobile revolution pp. 81-104

- Alex Covarrubias V
- Cybersecurity and the auto industry: the growing challenges presented by connected cars pp. 105-118

- David Morris, Garikayi Madzudzo and Alexeis Garcia-Perez
- Isolated car manufacturers? The political positions of the automotive industry on the real driving emissions regulation pp. 119-141

- Samuel Klebaner
- Defining mega-platform strategies: the potential impacts of dynamic competition in China pp. 142-159

- Zejian Li
- Just-in-time workforce? Temporary workers as a structural aspect of lean production in the US auto industry pp. 160-177

- Darina Lepadatu and Thomas Janoski
Volume 18, issue 1, 2018
- Integrated peripheral markets in the auto industries of Europe and North America pp. 1-28

- Corey Brincks, Bolesław Domański, Thomas Klier and James M. Rubenstein
- Heterogeneity of the steering of foreign subsidiaries in multinational automotive companies pp. 29-45

- Heike Proff
- The automotive industry and the increasing relevance of a consumer perspective: a research agenda pp. 46-58

- Pietro Lanzini
- Productivity growth, efficiency change and source of inefficiency: evidence from the Indian automobile industry pp. 59-74

- Pradipta Kumar Sahoo and Badri Rath
Volume 17, issue 3, 2017
- The new Brazilian automotive policy and its impact on the competitiveness of multinational automobile and auto parts manufacturers pp. 225-247

- Erik Telles Pascoal, MaurÃcio César Delamaro, Ugo Ibusuki, Osamu Tsukada and Henrique Martins Rocha
- Tax burden on open innovation: the case of the automotive industry in Brazil pp. 248-269

- Igor Jordano Cassemiro Gondim, Felipe Mendes Borini and Julio Araujo Carneiro-da-Cunha
- The importance of competence-based instruments for steering foreign manufacturing subsidiaries of multinational automotive companies in the new growth markets pp. 270-293

- Harald V. Proff and Heike Proff
- Critical success factors of carsharing and electric carsharing: findings from expert interviews in Continental Europe pp. 294-315

- Kenan Degirmenci, Sandra Lapin and Michael Breitner
- Business model analysis of electric mobility products and services pp. 316-338

- Sandra Krommes and Felix Schmidt
Volume 17, issue 2, 2017
- An architectural analysis of green vehicles - possibilities of technological, architectural and firm diversity pp. 123-150

- Takahiro Fujimoto
- Platforms to enhance electric vehicles' competitiveness pp. 151-168

- Sergio Tadeu Gonçalves Muniz and Bruce M. Belzowski
- The commoditisation of automotive assembly: Canada as a cautionary tale pp. 169-189

- Greigory Mordue and Brendan Sweeney
- Does it matter what workers do? The role of workers' relational agency in the hybridisation of TNC subsidiaries in China and Mexico pp. 190-207

- Frido Wenten
- Export of German-style vocational education: a case study in the automotive industry in Puebla, Mexico pp. 208-222

- Judith Wiemann
Volume 17, issue 1, 2017
- Characteristics of project-based alliances: evidence from the automotive industry pp. 8-25

- Janell D. Townsend, Simone Balestra and Anja Schulze
- In-house production versus specific forms of supplier governance: testing predictions of the global value chains model pp. 26-50

- Alexander Schmitt and Johannes Van Biesebroeck
- The exercise of power in inter-organisational relationships in response to changes in the institutional environment: cases from the European automotive industry pp. 51-71

- Murat Akpinar
- Relational resources and capabilities in acquisitions, joint ventures and alliances in the automotive industry pp. 72-95

- Mário Sacomano Neto, Eliciane Maria Da Silva, Andrea Lago Da Silva and Charles Kirschbaum
- Automaker-supplier relationships and new product development in the truck industry: the case of Volvo do Brasil pp. 96-116

- Jackson Dal Ponte, Jon Charterina and Imanol Basterretxea
Volume 16, issue 4, 2016
- Institutionalisation of environmental innovation: joint development of standards, technologies and actor networks in the European heavy duty vehicles sector pp. 341-364

- Behbood Borghei and Thomas Magnusson
- Technology selection between technology management and decision making: a case study from the Iranian automotive industry pp. 365-388

- Reza Ansari, Javad Soltanzadeh and Abdorrassool Tavassoli
- Evolution of the complex nature of electrical vehicles pp. 389-411

- Artemio Chávez and Arturo Lara
- Evidence of the reluctance to purchase Chinese cars by low-income consumers in the Brazilian market pp. 412-435

- Viviane Chunques Gervasoni, George Bedinelli Rossi, Dirceu Da Silva, Marcos Roberto Luppe and Rony Locher
- Designing strategy for the globalisation of innovation: perspectives for foreign electric vehicle manufacturers in China pp. 436-463

- Bo Chen and Christophe Midler
Volume 16, issue 3, 2016
- An ethical assessment of low carbon vehicles using cost benefit analysis pp. 227-247

- Nikolas Thomopoulos and Gillian Harrison
- The electric vehicle landscape in China: between institutional and market forces pp. 248-273

- Bo Chen and Christophe Midler
- Niche experiments with alternative powertrain technologies: the case of electric city-buses in Europe pp. 274-300

- Benny Borghei and Thomas Magnusson
- European semi-periphery under environmental pressure: the case of urban public bus transportation and private bus-makers in Poland pp. 301-318

- Bolesław Domański, Robert Guzik, Krzysztof Gwosdz, Arkadiusz Kołoś and Jakub Taczanowski
- National policy-making and the promotion of electric vehicles pp. 319-340

- Jason Begley, Nigel Berkeley, Tom Donnelly and David Jarvis
Volume 16, issue 2, 2016
- China's auto industry: success despite policy pp. 114-129

- Michael J. Smitka
- The role of national champions in the evolving footprint of vehicle production in Europe - 1990-2013 pp. 130-146

- Corey Brincks, Thomas Klier and James M. Rubenstein
- Electric revenge after 100 years? Comparing car market patterns around 1900 and 2000 pp. 147-168

- Marc Dijk
- Studying strategic choices of carmakers in the development of energy storage solutions: a patent analysis pp. 169-192

- Marina Flamand
- The last frontier: prospects and policies for the automotive industry in Africa pp. 193-220

- Anthony Black and Thomas McLennan
Volume 16, issue 1, 2016
- How can startups create the conditions for a dominant position in the nascent industry of Electromobility 2.0? pp. 11-29

- Carole Donada and Jan Lepoutre
- Pricing and commercialisation of electric mobility - dealing with high market uncertainty pp. 30-54

- Heike Proff and Thomas M. Fojcik
- Coupling local renewable energy production with electric vehicle charging: a survey of the French case pp. 55-69

- Paul Codani, Pierre-Louis Le Portz, Pierre Claverie, Marc Petit and Yannick Perez
- Smart transportation and the economic effects of the Quebec-California caps and trade market pp. 70-89

- Anastassios Gentzoglanis and Philippe Dumont-Lefrançois
- Which role should the electric car play in Europe's cities? An analysis of publicly funded demonstration projects 2007-2013 pp. 90-107

- Julia Hildermeier
Volume 15, issue 4, 2015
- An empirical study of solution search processes in complex problem-solving: the vehicle cross-beam case pp. 329-357

- Ramsin Yakob
- A framework for evaluation criteria of supply chain performance in automotive industry: the case of the Iranian automotive supply chain pp. 358-380

- Mohsen Shafiei Nikabadi and Mohsen Ameri Shahrabi
- MNCs' subsidiaries in emerging countries driving internationalisation and innovation: a case study in Brazil pp. 381-400

- Renato Machado Costa, Marcos A.C. Bruno, Eduardo Vasconcellos and Luiz A.B. Da Silveira Junior
- Impact of future trends on personal mobility services pp. 401-417

- Markku Tinnilä and Jukka Kallio
- Business model innovations in times of long-term discontinuous technological change - an empirical examination of the automotive industry in transition to electric mobility pp. 418-442

- Heike Proff and Thomas Martin Fojcik
Volume 15, issue 3, 2015
- Eco-innovation and firm growth: leading edge of China's electric vehicle business pp. 226-243

- Zejian Li
- China's automotive industry: structural impediments to socio-economic rebalancing pp. 244-267

- Boy Lüthje and Miao Tian
- ASEAN economic community and the regional automotive industry: impact of ASEAN economic integration on two types of automotive production in Southeast Asia pp. 268-291

- Hideo Kobayashi, Yingshan Jin and Martin Schroeder
- Hyundai's dynamics of styling-driven capability development: a historical analysis of the 1970s-1990s pp. 292-310

- Eugene Choi
- The social stratification of the costs of motoring in France (1984-2006) pp. 311-328

- Yoann Demoli
Volume 15, issue 2, 2015
- Food for thought: which organisation and ecosystem governance to boost radical innovation in the electromobility 2.0 industry? pp. 105-125

- Carole Donada and Danielle Attias
- Competing and co-existing business models for EV: lessons from international case studies pp. 126-148

- Claire Weiller, Tianjiao Shang, Andy Neely and Yongjiang Shi
- Personal car or shared car? Predicting potential modal shifts from multinomial logit models and bootstrap confidence intervals pp. 149-170

- Amandine Chevalier and Frédéric Lantz
- Electric vehicle fleet contributions for isolated systems. The case of the Canary Islands pp. 171-193

- Gustavo Marrero, Yannick Perez, Marc Petit and Francisco Ramos-Real
- Norwegian electric car user experiences pp. 194-221

- Petter Haugneland and Hans HÃ¥vard Kvisle
Volume 15, issue 1, 2015
- Customer integration and voice-of-customer methods in the German automotive industry pp. 1-19

- Alexandra Rese, Alexander Sänn and Felix Homfeldt
- Value added and competences in the transition to electric mobility - an analysis of the European automotive industry pp. 20-42

- Heike Proff, Thomas M. Fojcik and Dominik Kilian
- The world that chose the machine: an evolutionary view of the technological race in the history of the automobile pp. 43-62

- Marcos Amatucci
- New Brazilian automotive industrial policy: analysis of the consequences for local R%D based on new comer's strategies pp. 63-79

- Ugo Ibusuki, Roberto C. Bernardes and Flávia L. Consoni
- The restructuring of tier 1 automotive suppliers in Europe during the crisis pp. 80-95

- Alessandro Manello and Giuseppe Calabrese
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