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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 March 2025

Petr Pavlínek
Affiliation:
University of Nebraska, Omaha and Charles University, Prague
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Europe's Auto Industry
Global Production Networks and Spatial Change
, pp. x - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2025
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  1. 1.1FDI inward stock by world region in 2022

  2. 1.2Different perspectives on the role of FDI in less developed countries

  3. 2.1FDI in core and peripheral regions

  4. 2.2Basic approaches in economic geography to FDI in peripheral regions

  5. 2.3FDI and the modes of strategic coupling in GPNs

  6. 3.1Spatial zones in core-based automotive industry macro-regional production networks

  7. 3.2Passenger car production in integrated peripheries, 1990–2015

  8. 3.3Structure of procured supplies of surveyed automotive firms in Slovakia

  9. 3.4Percentage share of surveyed automotive firms in Slovakia by ownership according to what share of their supplies they source from domestic firms, foreign subsidiaries and abroad

  10. 3.5The share of the total value of supplies sourced by interviewed foreign subsidiaries in Slovakia

  11. 3.6The classification of linkages of the interviewed foreign subsidiaries and domestic firms

  12. 4.1The basic elements of the spatiotemporal fix and conjoining organizational, technological and institutional fixes in the automotive industry of integrated peripheries

  13. 4.2Job creation and job loss in the European Union plus Norway automotive industry by country, 2005–2016

  14. 4.3Reasons for investment by foreign-owned automotive firms in Czechia and Slovakia

  15. 4.4Reasons for the location choice of foreign-owned automotive firms in Czechia and Slovakia

  16. 4.5Job creation and job loss by the nationality of the firm and by country, 2005–2016

  17. 4.6Job creation by foreign and domestic firms in the European Union plus Norway automotive industry by country, 2005–2016

  18. 4.7Summary of main restructuring events in the European Union plus Norway automotive industry, 2005–2016

  19. 5.1Contemporary approaches to the automotive industry in economic geography

  20. 5.2Positional power of countries in the European automotive industry, 2000–2018

  21. 5.3Values of automotive industry power in the European automotive industry by country, 2003–2017

  22. 5.4Classification of countries into spatial zones in the European automotive industry system delimited by cluster analysis based on the natural logarithm of average values of automotive industry power during 2003–2007, 2008–2012, 2013–2017 and 2003–2017

  23. 5.5Change in the relative position of European Union countries between 2003–2007 and 2013–2017 according to automotive industry power

  24. 5.6Change in the relative trade position of European Union countries between 2003–2007 and 2013–2017 according to positional power

  25. 5.7Index of foreign control in the European automotive industry by country, 2003–2017

  26. 5.8Index of innovation in the European automotive industry by country, 2003–2017

  27. 6.1Firm-level indicators for measuring value creation and value capture

  28. 6.2Shares of individual supplier tiers on selected indicators of the total Czech automotive industry, 2008–2010

  29. 6.3Descriptive statistics for different tiers of Czech-based automotive firms (mean values for 2006, 2007 and 2008) (value creation and value capture)

  30. 6.4Change in the share of value added (value creation), wages and corporate tax revenues (value capture) of the total value of production by supplier tier

  31. 6.5The development of labor productivity (value creation), annual wages and corporate tax revenues per employee (value capture) by supplier tier, 1998–2009/2010

  32. 6.6The percentage share of components sourced from Czechia in 2009 by supplier tier (value capture)

  33. 6.7The percentage of automotive firms conducting selected high-value-added functions in Czechia by supplier tier, 2009

  34. 6.8The percentage of automotive firms conducting selected high-value-added functions in Czechia by ownership and supplier tier, 2009

  35. 7.1Labor cost per employee full-time equivalent in thousands of EUR (at exchange rate parity) in the European automotive industry (NACE 29) by country, 2020

  36. 7.2The index of foreign control in the European automotive industry, 2019

  37. 7.3The share of business R&D expenditures of the total value of production in the automotive industry (NACE 29) of selected European countries, 2020

  38. 7.4The share of R&D personnel and researchers of total persons employed in the automotive industry (NACE 29) of selected European countries, 2020

  39. 7.5Battery gigafactories in Eastern Europe, including announced projects

  40. 7.6Selected FDI into the battery industry in Eastern Europe, including the announced future investments

  41. 7.7Production of electric vehicles in Eastern Europe in 2022, including the announced future production and investments as of 2023

  42. 7.8Engine and transmissions plants in Eastern Europe

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