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FORD

 

CONTENT

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Introduction

A European collaboration for a centennial history Hubert Bonin, Yannick Lung & Steven Tolliday

Part One - Ford History and Fordism in Europe

1 - A history of the Ford Motor Company archives, with reflections on archival documentation of Ford of Europe's history Elizabeth W. Adkins

2 - Ford among multinational companies Mira Wilkins

3 - Developing analytical tools to identify the “Fordian model”in Europe Michel Freyssenet

4 - Ford as a model for French car makers, 1911-1939 Patrick Fridenson

5 - The origins of Ford of Europe: From multidomestic to transnational corporation, 1903-1976Steven Tolliday

6 - Ford of Europe, 1967-2003Gérard Bordenave

7 - Ford and the Second World War in Continental Europe (a review) Hubert Bonin

 

Part Two - Ford’s European strategies

8 - The growth of Ford’s R&D in postwar Europe Walter Kaiser

9 - Walking out of the national workplace. Industrial disputes and trade union politics at Ford in Britain and Germany in the 1970s and 1980s Thomas Fetzer

10 - Ford’s distribution network in Europe. Recent developments in the context of the history of automobile retailingBernard Jullien

11 - The Ford brand's image. Its evolution in Europe from the 1930s to the 1980s Hubert Bonin

12 - Ford’s M&A and alliance strategies in Europe Yannick Lung

 

Volume Two
Part Three
- National studies: North-Western Europe

13 - The rise of Ford in Britain: from sales agency to market leader, 1904-1980 Steven Tolliday

14 - The decline of Ford in Britain: Marketing and production in retreat, 1980-2003Steven Tolliday

15 - Searching for identity. Ford Motor Company in the German market (1903-2003)Paul Thomes

16 - Ford in BelgiumThierry Grosbois

17 - Ford in the Netherlands, 1903-2003. Global strategies and national interestsFerry de Goey

18 - Ford Denmark and the Scandinavian market: From regional export base to peripheryPeter Sřrensen, Jesper Strandskov, Kurt Pedersen & Per Boje

 

Part Four - National studies: South-Western Europe

19 - Ford in France, 1916-1955: From an American dream to a failure Jean-Louis Loubet & Nicolas Hatzfeld

20 - Palau in Gironde (1925-2003): A beacon for the evolution of Ford dealership in France Hubert Bonin
 

21 - Ford’s Bordeaux-Blanquefort plants: A history (1969-1982) Hubert Bonin

22 - Ford’s transmission plants in Bordeaux-Blanquefort: The challenge of competitiveness within the firm international division of labour Clarisse Cazals and Yannick Lung

23 - Ford in Spain: The first stage (1920-1954). A multinational confronts political constraints Salvador Estape-Triay

24 - Ford in Valencia (Spain), 1970s-2000 Enrique de Miguel Fernández

25 - Ford in Italy: Commercial breakthroughs without industrial bridgeheads Giuseppe Volpato

 

Part Five - National studies: Eastern Europe

26 - Ford in Turkey: From imports to partnershipLale Duruiz

27 - Ford in Russia, from 1909 to World War IIBoris M. Shpotov

28 - The Soviet Fordson. Between the politics of Stalin and the philosophy of Ford, 1924-1932Yves Cohen

29 - Ford in the USSR and Russia. A third attempt for sustainable success (1989-2003)? Jean-Jacques Chanaron

 

Part Six - Bibliographical and chronological data

30 - Ford in Europe: A bibliography

31 - Ford in Europe, 1903-2003: A chronology

 

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