International Journal of Automotive Technology and Management

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Volume 12, issue 4, 2012

Joint ventures and the development of the Chinese automotive industry pp. 318-329

Clive Collis and Tom Donnelly

Managing the transition to electric mobility in Chinese automotive subsidiaries of MNCs pp. 330-344

Heike Proff

The international expansion of Chinese auto firms: typology and trends pp. 345-359

Alessia Amighini

Geely: a trajectory of catching up and asset-seeking multinational growth pp. 360-375

Giovanni Balcet, Hua Wang and Xavier Richet

Changing labour relations in China's automotive industry pp. 376-394

Robert Pauls and Ludger Pries

Volume 12, issue 3, 2012

Liquid biofuels from tree borne seed oils for automotive diesel engines pp. 223-231

N. Vedaraman, Sukumar Puhan and K.C. Velappan

On-board prediction of future speed profile for energy management of hybrid electric vehicles pp. 232-251

Giovanni Ciccarese, Teresa Donateo and Cosimo Palazzo

Performance and emissions of a Euro5 small diesel engine fuelled with biodiesel pp. 252-272

Federico Millo, Davide Simone Vezza and Theodoros Vlachos

Ontologies for interoperating sustainable manufacturing: new opportunities for the automotive sector pp. 273-294

Michele Dassisti and Antonio Giovannini

The relationship between internationalisation and firm performance in the global automotive industry: who benefits? Who not? pp. 295-311

Claudio Giachetti

Volume 12, issue 2, 2012

Re-examining the BMW-Rover affair: a case study of corporate, strategic and government failure? pp. 117-136

David Bailey and Alex De Ruyter

Phoenix from the ashes: can low carbon vehicles ensure the long-term viability of the West Midlands automotive cluster? pp. 137-152

Nigel Berkeley, David Jarvis and Jason Begley

Diverse regional sustainability strategies: template for the future or squandered resources? pp. 153-171

Gavin Harper and Peter Wells

Localisation of product development based on competitive advantage of location and government policies: a case study of car makers in Brazil pp. 172-196

Ugo Ibusuki, Hideo Kobayashi and Paulo Carlos Kaminski

Learning across policy regimes: a case study of the Indian automobile industry pp. 197-217

Madhuri Saripalle

Volume 12, issue 1, 2012

Evaluating governmental support to automotive research and development (R&D): a Swedish case pp. 1-21

Hans Pohl

Knowledge transfer initiatives as a doorstep formula to open innovation pp. 22-54

Bart Kamp and Keith Bevis

The internationalisation of the automobile industry and the roles of foreign subsidiaries pp. 55-75

Marcos Amatucci and Fábio Luiz Mariotto

Firm's efficiency and foreign ownership: evidence from Turin automotive cluster pp. 76-91

Alessandro Manello

Potential drawbacks of component commonality in product platform development pp. 92-108

Maximilian Pasche and Martin Sköld

Volume 11, issue 4, 2011

Three possible scenarios for cleaner automobiles pp. 300-311

Michel Freyssenet

Leapfrogging to electric vehicles: patterns and scenarios for China's automobile industry pp. 312-325

Hua Wang and Chris Kimble

The social construction of the market for electric cars in France: politics coming to the aid of economics pp. 326-339

Axel Villareal

Priorities and practises for developing low carbon vehicle networks in small open economies pp. 340-355

Jason Begley

What will happen to Brazilian automotive subsidiaries after their parent companies make the transition to electric mobility? pp. 356-375

Heike Proff

Volume 11, issue 3, 2011

Product platform development in industrial networks pp. 205-220

Martin Skold and Christer Karlsson

Implementing build-to-order strategies: enablers and barriers in the European automotive industry pp. 221-235

Kurt Roehrich, Glenn C. Parry and Andrew P. Graves

How to cope with the global value chain: lessons from Italian automotive suppliers pp. 236-253

Cristina Castelli, Massimo Florio and Anna Giunta

Automotive supply chain logistics: container demand planning using Monte Carlo simulation pp. 254-268

Florian Klug

Facing the global economic crisis: the case of Swedish heavy vehicle subcontractors pp. 269-293

Robert Radway, Andreas Helmersson and Anders Melander

Volume 11, issue 2, 2011

Development and trends of China's automobile market: evidence from urban household ownership of cars, bicycles, motorcycles and motorbikes pp. 99-113

Qingbin Wang

Globalisation, crisis and industrial relations in the Indian auto industry pp. 114-136

Anthony P. D'Costa

The political economics of industrial development in the Korean automotive sector pp. 137-151

Byoung-Hoon Lee

Automotive industry in Malaysia: an assessment of its development pp. 152-171

Peter Wad and Chandran VGR Govindaraju

Becoming an endangered species? The future viability of Australian automotive manufacturing pp. 172-188

Chris F. Wright, Stephen Clibborn and Russell D. Lansbury

What role did regional policy play in addressing the US auto industry crisis? pp. 189-204

Thomas Klier and James Rubenstein

Volume 11, issue 1, 2011

Investigating competitive advantage in industrial networks pp. 1-15

Gerhard Huber, Elisabeth Nohammer and Harald Stummer

Where differentiating automobile manufacturers go wrong: strategic challenges posed by increased outsourcing pp. 16-35

Heike Proff

The DaimlerChrysler Mitsubishi merger: a study in failure pp. 36-48

Jason Begley and Tom Donnelly

An analysis of quality function deployment (QFD) application by automotive assemblers and autoparts companies in Brazil pp. 49-66

Jose Antonio Carnevalli and Paulo Augusto Cauchick Miguel

The logistic cycle of the supply chain of the motor vehicle industry: critical issues and pathways of regional development pp. 67-90

Andrea Bardi and Nicolo Guidotti Magnani Pascale

Volume 10, issue 4, 2010

Improving automobile technical personnel's goal commitment: investigation of managerial actions based on individual potentials pp. 345-360

Kunio Shirahada

Application of modularity in world automotive industries: a literature analysis pp. 361-377

Ahm Shamsuzzoha, Petri T. Helo and Tauno Kekale

An analysis of transferring value-added activities within the context of modular design pp. 378-399

Paulo Augusto Cauchick Miguel and Evandro Prieto

The implementation of TQM in the component supply chain in the South African motor industry pp. 400-413

Faheem Hussain and Cornelis Cristo Van Waveren

Measurement of R&D capabilities in Chinese self-brand automotive firms pp. 414-429

Xianjun Li and Nanxiang Xie

Technological innovation of automotive part makers in China pp. 430-443

Fuji Xie

Volume 10, issue 2/3, 2010

Changing policies for the automotive industry in an 'old' industrial region: an open innovation model for the UK West Midlands? pp. 128-144

Stewart MacNeill and David Bailey

Upgrading of TNC subsidiaries: the case of the Polish automotive industry pp. 145-160

Johannes Winter

Local institutions, local networks and the upgrading challenge. Mobilising regional assets to supply the global auto industry in Northern Mexico pp. 161-179

Oscar F. Contreras and Paula Isiordia

The involvement of Japanese MNEs in the Indonesian automotive cluster pp. 180-196

Dessy Irawati and David Charles

The role of social dialogue in skills initiatives: a case study approach pp. 197-212

Keith Bevis and Fiorenza Paoletti

Automotive industry and blurring systemic borders: the role of regional policy measures pp. 213-235

Bart Kamp and Reha Tozun

The MG Rover closure and policy response: an evaluation of the Task Force model in the UK pp. 236-251

Gill Bentley, David Bailey and Alex De Ruyter

Swing plants and punishments: a study of a Ford closure decision pp. 252-269

Dan Coffey and Carole Thornley

Globalisation and the reorganisation of Japan's auto parts industry pp. 270-288

Ulrike Schaede

Towards sustainable growth in the Chinese automotive industry: internal and external obstacles and comparative lessons pp. 289-304

Tom Donnelly, Clive Collis and Jason Begley

Sustainability and diversity in the global automotive industry pp. 305-320

Peter Wells

The role of public policy in stimulating radical environmental impact reduction in the automotive sector: the need to focus on product-service system innovation pp. 321-341

Fabrizio Ceschin and Carlo Vezzoli

Volume 10, issue 1, 2010

Editorial pp. 1-12

Giuseppe Calabrese

In quest for a sustainable motorisation: the CNG opportunity pp. 13-36

Andrea Stocchetti and Giuseppe Volpato

The Brazilian biofuel alternative pp. 37-55

Marcos Amatucci and Eduardo Spers

A framework for understanding product market innovation paths – emergence of hybrid vehicles as an example pp. 56-76

Marc Dijk and Rene Kemp

Betting on Chinese electric cars? – analysing BYD's capacity for innovation pp. 77-92

Hua Wang and Chris Kimble

Greening public transportation: a radical design and powertrain project at an incrementalist innovator. The case of the series-hybrid bus project at Scania Trucks pp. 93-114

Dedy Sushandoyo, Christian Berggren and Thomas Magnusson