Contains the keyword global value chains

Baba T. Local Upgrading in the Global Tire Value Chain: A Thai Producer Beyond Oligopoly. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Shanghai; 2026. Abstract  Download: 2026Gerpisa_Baba_Proposal_Tire_in_Thailand.pdf (254.34 KB)
Hrubý M, Šaroch S. Foreign input exposure of the EU auto industry and volume versus frequency of trade. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Shanghai; 2025. Abstract
Hrubý M, Šaroch S. Taking Stock in 2024: Automotive Supply Chains, Value-Added, and a Case Study of the Small Open Economy of Czechia. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Brussels; 2024. Abstract
Perez Almansi B, Pinazo G. The recent evolution of the Argentinian automotive industry and its attempt to develop the Electric Vehicles value chain.. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Brussels; 2023. Abstract
Wuttke T. Under which conditions does building up a local automotive industry contribute to economic development?. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2021. Abstract
Moniz A, Caldas JM, Boavida N, Lopes JV. Reconfigurations in automotive Global Value Chains (GVC) and its impact on Portuguese employment. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2021. Abstract
Garbellini N. European production chains : the new geography of automotive. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2019. Abstract
Mako C, Illessy M. The impacts of globalisation of the labour relations in the automotive industry: the case of Hungary. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2017. Abstract
Barnes J, Black A. Developing a Masterplan for the South African automotive industry in the conxtext of disruptive GVC drivers: Lessons for second tier automtotive economies. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Paris; 2017. Abstract
Contreras OF, Garcia M. Knowledge-intensive Spinoffs in the Mexican automotive industry. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Puebla; 2016. Abstract

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