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Abstract

This project compares how firms and governments of five countries – Germany, France, the United States, Japan, and China – strategically respond to the COVID-crisis in the car industry. Our focus is the pandemic’s long-term impact on two ongoing sectoral transformations: (1) the changing international division of labor between high- and low-wage countries, and (2) the transition to electromobility. We aim to develop policy-relevant knowledge and a cross-national perspective on the changing value chains, business-government relations, and industrial policy agendas in the automotive industry as one of the key sectors of the global economy.

Project Management

Research fields

Labor and Labor Market
Duration
01.03.2021-31.01.2023
Funding
Volkswagen Stiftung
insa.gruettgen [at] wzb.eu
room
D206

Research topics

Education and Training | Labor and Labor Market | Social Science Research Methods
Visiting Research Professor
jonas.radl [at] wzb.eu
room
E 213

Research topics

Education and Training | Gender and Family | Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Guest of the Research Group
patricia.paiva [at] wzb.eu

Research topics

Labor and Labor Market
Guest of the Research Group

Research topics

Labor and Labor Market
Project Management

Research fields

Education and Training | Labor and Labor Market
Duration
11/2017 – 08/2021
Funding
funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Visiting Researcher of the Research Group
florian.butollo [at] wzb.eu

Research topics

Industrial Relations and Globalization | Labor and Labor Market
Former Staff Member of the Research Department
menze.laura [at] baua.bund.de

Research topics

Education and Training | Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Project Management

Research fields

Labor and Labor Market | Welfare State and Social Inequality
Duration
01.08.2017 to 31.07.2019
Funding
Fördernetzwerk Interdisziplinäre Sozialforschung
hans.gerhardt [at] wzb.eu
room
D 207

Research topics

Education and Training | Labor and Labor Market | Social Science Research Methods