Valentina Fava
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4428240 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Valentina Fava |
| NOMBRES | Valentina |
| APELLIDO | Fava |
| FIRMA | FAVA V |
| AFILIACIONES | Technische Universität Berlin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4109-9372 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2008 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Big business as political actors
This paper explores the interactions between big companies and authoritarian regimes operating under economic nationalism during periods of economic and political transition. Focusing on FIAT, SEAT and VAZ in the automotive industry, it shows how Spain and the USSR leveraged FIAT’s technology to support national industrialisation through politically isolated periods. In the 1940s, economic nationalism evolved in Spain from private oligopolies to …
Innovation policy and deep transitions
Inside the black box
Editorial to the special issue titled "Integrating Refugees in Society and Labour Market through Social Innovation: Needs and Challenges". The article reviews how the different contributions included in the special issue define social innovation and shed light on practices
The Sexual and Parenting Rights of People with Physical and Psychical Disabilities
The sexual and parenting rights (SPRs) of people with disabilities (PwDs) are under-recognized. Sociodemographic factors may influence attitudes towards them. The aims of this study were: (1) to analyze the levels of agreement of a sample of Italian people with some SPRs of PwDs; (2) to inquire if the SPRs of people with psychical disabilities (PwPSYDs) were less recognized than those with physical disabilities (PwPHDs); (3) to verify if sociodem…
Recent Trends in the Business History of Russia
The article analyzes recent trends in the business history of Russia and its interrelations with mainstream business history. The authors explore the extent to which the business history of Russia can contribute to the development of the discipline. To do so, they use an “alternative business history” framework. They argue that Russian business history is a disciplinary hybrid. As such, it can reasonably be considered as an interesting testing gr…
Digital and sustainable innovation policies in Europe
The article is the editorial of a special issue of "Innovation. The European Journal for Social Science Research" which deals with digital and sustainable innovations
A tale of two socialist enterprises
Cet article reconstruit les récits organisationnels et techniques qui ont accompagné les grandes étapes stratégiques – la mise en place de nouvelles technologies de produits et de process – de l’histoire des firmes automobiles Škoda (AZNP) de Mladá Boleslav, en Tchécoslovaquie, et Avtovaz (VAZ) de Togliatti, en Union soviétique, lors de la construction et de la modernisation de leurs usines entre les années 1960 et la chute des régimes communiste…
A tale of two socialist enterprises
The article reconstructs the organizational and technical narratives in the history of the Škoda Auto Plant in Mladá Boleslav (Czechoslovakia) and of the Volga Automobile Factory in Tolyatti (Soviet Union), in the years between the construction and modernization of their plants in the 1960s and the fall of the Communist regimes. These narratives accompanied the key strategic steps of implementing new product and process technologies. The research…
Business Travels and Cold War mobilities
The article focuses on business travels and introduces a special issue on Business trips and Cold War mobilities. It underlines the relevance of the topic for both the new field of mobility history and the history of mobility under communist regimes during the Cold War
Between Business Interests and Ideological Marketing
This article analyzes the landmark deal between the Italian automobile corporation Fiat and the Soviet government to build and operate the Volga Automobile Factory (VAZ). Drawing on formerly closed corporate records and declassified Soviet documents, the article traces how the Cold War helped shape the strategy of a West European multinational corporation in its attempts to manipulate the national and international political context in which it w…
East–West cooperation in the automotive industry
The paper introduces the special issue ‘East–West cooperation in the automotive industry: Enterprises, mobility, production’ which includes four contributions on the development of socialist automotive industry and on the technological relations between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War. The 1960s and 1970s intense relations between socialist governments and Western European automobile companies provide further evidence of the permea…
The Czechoslovak automotive industry and the launch of a new model
From 1945 to 1989, the Automobilové závody, n.p. (Automotive Plant, a national enterprise), in Mladá Boleslav, manufactured one of the best-known brands of motor car in the Eastern Bloc, the Škoda. This article focuses on the process of planning and manufacturing a change in models in the Czechoslovak automotive industry between 1968 and 1990. It is widely known how the launch of a new model of car represents a key step for every car manufacturer…
Bernhard Rieger, The People’s Car
Comecon integration and the automobile industry
The paper examines the effect of the Comecon negotiation on the development of automobile production in Czechoslovakia between 1949 and 1965. It investigates the reasons that led to the failure of a closer integration of automobile production in the Comecon bloc; it explores which and whose needs oriented the decision-making process and considers what consequences the failure of a more integrative policy had on the Czechoslovak enterprise koda. T…
Between Business Interests and Ideological Marketing
This article analyzes the landmark deal between the Italian automobile corporation Fiat and the Soviet government to build and operate the Volga Automobile Factory (VAZ). Drawing on formerly closed corporate records and declassified Soviet documents, the article traces how the Cold War helped shape the strategy of a West European multinational corporation in its attempts to manipulate the national and international political context in which it w…
Recent Trends in the Business History of Russia
The article analyzes recent trends in the business history of Russia and its interrelations with mainstream business history. The authors explore the extent to which the business history of Russia can contribute to the development of the discipline. To do so, they use an “alternative business history” framework. They argue that Russian business history is a disciplinary hybrid. As such, it can reasonably be considered as an interesting testing gr…
East–West cooperation in the automotive industry
The paper introduces the special issue ‘East–West cooperation in the automotive industry: Enterprises, mobility, production’ which includes four contributions on the development of socialist automotive industry and on the technological relations between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War. The 1960s and 1970s intense relations between socialist governments and Western European automobile companies provide further evidence of the permea…
Comecon integration and the automobile industry
The paper examines the effect of the Comecon negotiation on the development of automobile production in Czechoslovakia between 1949 and 1965. It investigates the reasons that led to the failure of a closer integration of automobile production in the Comecon bloc; it explores which and whose needs oriented the decision-making process and considers what consequences the failure of a more integrative policy had on the Czechoslovak enterprise koda. T…
Bernhard Rieger, The People’s Car
East–West cooperation in the automotive industry
The paper introduces the special issue ‘East–West cooperation in the automotive industry: Enterprises, mobility, production’ which includes four contributions on the development of socialist automotive industry and on the technological relations between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War. The 1960s and 1970s intense relations between socialist governments and Western European automobile companies provide further evidence of the permea…
The Czechoslovak automotive industry and the launch of a new model
From 1945 to 1989, the Automobilové závody, n.p. (Automotive Plant, a national enterprise), in Mladá Boleslav, manufactured one of the best-known brands of motor car in the Eastern Bloc, the Škoda. This article focuses on the process of planning and manufacturing a change in models in the Czechoslovak automotive industry between 1968 and 1990. It is widely known how the launch of a new model of car represents a key step for every car manufacturer…
Between Business Interests and Ideological Marketing
This article analyzes the landmark deal between the Italian automobile corporation Fiat and the Soviet government to build and operate the Volga Automobile Factory (VAZ). Drawing on formerly closed corporate records and declassified Soviet documents, the article traces how the Cold War helped shape the strategy of a West European multinational corporation in its attempts to manipulate the national and international political context in which it w…
Digital and sustainable innovation policies in Europe
The article is the editorial of a special issue of "Innovation. The European Journal for Social Science Research" which deals with digital and sustainable innovations
A tale of two socialist enterprises
Cet article reconstruit les récits organisationnels et techniques qui ont accompagné les grandes étapes stratégiques – la mise en place de nouvelles technologies de produits et de process – de l’histoire des firmes automobiles Škoda (AZNP) de Mladá Boleslav, en Tchécoslovaquie, et Avtovaz (VAZ) de Togliatti, en Union soviétique, lors de la construction et de la modernisation de leurs usines entre les années 1960 et la chute des régimes communiste…
A tale of two socialist enterprises
The article reconstructs the organizational and technical narratives in the history of the Škoda Auto Plant in Mladá Boleslav (Czechoslovakia) and of the Volga Automobile Factory in Tolyatti (Soviet Union), in the years between the construction and modernization of their plants in the 1960s and the fall of the Communist regimes. These narratives accompanied the key strategic steps of implementing new product and process technologies. The research…
Business Travels and Cold War mobilities
The article focuses on business travels and introduces a special issue on Business trips and Cold War mobilities. It underlines the relevance of the topic for both the new field of mobility history and the history of mobility under communist regimes during the Cold War
The Sexual and Parenting Rights of People with Physical and Psychical Disabilities
The sexual and parenting rights (SPRs) of people with disabilities (PwDs) are under-recognized. Sociodemographic factors may influence attitudes towards them. The aims of this study were: (1) to analyze the levels of agreement of a sample of Italian people with some SPRs of PwDs; (2) to inquire if the SPRs of people with psychical disabilities (PwPSYDs) were less recognized than those with physical disabilities (PwPHDs); (3) to verify if sociodem…
Recent Trends in the Business History of Russia
The article analyzes recent trends in the business history of Russia and its interrelations with mainstream business history. The authors explore the extent to which the business history of Russia can contribute to the development of the discipline. To do so, they use an “alternative business history” framework. They argue that Russian business history is a disciplinary hybrid. As such, it can reasonably be considered as an interesting testing gr…
Inside the black box
Editorial to the special issue titled "Integrating Refugees in Society and Labour Market through Social Innovation: Needs and Challenges". The article reviews how the different contributions included in the special issue define social innovation and shed light on practices
Innovation policy and deep transitions
Big business as political actors
This paper explores the interactions between big companies and authoritarian regimes operating under economic nationalism during periods of economic and political transition. Focusing on FIAT, SEAT and VAZ in the automotive industry, it shows how Spain and the USSR leveraged FIAT’s technology to support national industrialisation through politically isolated periods. In the 1940s, economic nationalism evolved in Spain from private oligopolies to …
Political science (10 obras) · European history and politics (8 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Automotive industry (3 obras) · Cold war (3 obras)