The aim of this paper is to study the automobile industry of the most important European countries (France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy) from a sectoral, system perspective. The main relationships within and between the building blocks constituting the automobile technological system are mapped and evaluated, both in cross-sectional and in temporal terms. The importance of the sectoral TS as the unit of our analysis appears evident at both levels. Some general sectoral properties emerge, which however hold in the four countries to a di erent extent, thus suggesting how the institutional set-up works as a di erentiating element. A sustained process of change in the various elements of the automobile TS is detected, nevertheless resulti...
Over the last decade, the international organization of auto production has undergone major changes,...
This paper explores the structural changes in the international organization of automotive productio...
Do national and sectoral innovation systems interact with each other? The paper explores this unexpl...
The aim of this paper is to study the automobile industry of the most important European countries (...
The aim of this paper is to study the automobile industry of the most important European countries (...
In this paper, we examine the structure and the evolution of international exchanges of auto parts o...
The aim of this paper is to provide a quantitative and macroeconomic picture of the new geography of...
Based on a study of the automobile industry, this paper attempts to explain the bilateral influences...
This paper explores the structural changes in the international organisation of automotive productio...
The transport equipment industry is nowadays amongst the most important manufacturing industries, re...
The paper compares the innovative structure and performance of Italy and Germany by using the concep...
The paper seeks to provide a quantitative and macroeconomic picture of the new geography of the auto...
object of research the extent to which new procurement regimes are being installed by European and f...
This paper studies and analyses the IIT in motor cars between Eastern and Western Europe. The drivin...
The paper analyses the automotive in Emilia-Romagna and the regional role of German manufacturers. T...
Over the last decade, the international organization of auto production has undergone major changes,...
This paper explores the structural changes in the international organization of automotive productio...
Do national and sectoral innovation systems interact with each other? The paper explores this unexpl...
The aim of this paper is to study the automobile industry of the most important European countries (...
The aim of this paper is to study the automobile industry of the most important European countries (...
In this paper, we examine the structure and the evolution of international exchanges of auto parts o...
The aim of this paper is to provide a quantitative and macroeconomic picture of the new geography of...
Based on a study of the automobile industry, this paper attempts to explain the bilateral influences...
This paper explores the structural changes in the international organisation of automotive productio...
The transport equipment industry is nowadays amongst the most important manufacturing industries, re...
The paper compares the innovative structure and performance of Italy and Germany by using the concep...
The paper seeks to provide a quantitative and macroeconomic picture of the new geography of the auto...
object of research the extent to which new procurement regimes are being installed by European and f...
This paper studies and analyses the IIT in motor cars between Eastern and Western Europe. The drivin...
The paper analyses the automotive in Emilia-Romagna and the regional role of German manufacturers. T...
Over the last decade, the international organization of auto production has undergone major changes,...
This paper explores the structural changes in the international organization of automotive productio...
Do national and sectoral innovation systems interact with each other? The paper explores this unexpl...