Contains the keyword Industrial Policy

Jetin B. The European Union's response to the "Chinese Challenge". Between "made in Europe" and strategic dependency.. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Aubervilliers; 2026. Abstract
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)
Schröder M, Nguyen TX. The Electric Vehicle Transition as a Green Window of Opportunity? The Case of Vietnam. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Shanghai; 2025. Abstract
Hrubý M, Šaroch S. Foreign input exposure of the EU auto industry and volume versus frequency of trade. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Shanghai; 2025. Abstract
Zhao W, Wang X, Ruet J. Local Clusters and Industrial Policy: New Automotive Geography of Electric Vehicle Sector in China. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Shanghai; 2025. Abstract
Smitka M. China's Automotive Industrial Policy: The Wrong Firms are Winning. In: Gerpisa Shanghai Conference. Shanghai; 2025. Abstract
Pardi T, Alochet M, Jullien B, Klebaner S. European Regulations for an Affordable Sustainable (Battery) Electric Vehicle. Vol 43. Pardi T, Alochet M, Jullien B, Klebaner S, editors. Gerpisa; 2024. Abstract  Download: Acte 43 - Pdf (2.79 MB)
Beltrametti L, Di Maria E, Wang X. The role of industrial policies in sustaining the electrification transition – comparing China with Europe. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Bordeaux; 2024. Abstract
Wang H. Understanding the Emergence of Chinese New Energy Carmakers – the Perspective of Production Model. In: XU J, LI B, editors. Gerpisa colloquium. Bordeaux; 2024. Abstract
Mordue G, Vallejo B. Industrial Policy Imitation: A Critical Evaluation of Canada’s Adoption of the US Inflation Reduction Act. In: Gerpisa colloquium. Bordeaux; 2024. Abstract

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