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European automotive technological innovation systems in the age of disruption: The suppliers’ view Cover

European automotive technological innovation systems in the age of disruption: The suppliers’ view

By: Ana Hafner and  Dolores Modic  
Open Access
|Jul 2021

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Language: English
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Published on: Jul 22, 2021
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