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Nevins,
Allan & Frank Ernest Hill, Ford decline and rebirth 1933-1962 (New York, NY: Charles Scribner's & Sons, 1963). xviii, 508 p., illustrations (portraits), 24 cm, bibliogr. ref., index.
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Mays,
James C. (1953- ), Ford et
le Canada: amis depuis 100 ans (Montréal,
QC: Syam Publishing, 2003). 160 p., ISBN: 0973381213. Translated
by Alain Ménard, original English title, "Ford and Canada: one
hundred years together".
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Nevins,
Allan & Frank Ernest Hill, Ford expansion and challenge 1915-1933 (New York, NY: Charles Scribner's & Sons, 1957). 714 p., illustrations (maps, portraits), 24 cm, bibliogr. ref. p. 688, index.
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Lorin, Ford factory (The) (St Helena, CA: Silverado Publishing, 1980). [Fordiana series; 4]. 223 p., illustrations, 28 x 41 cm, bibliogr. ref. p. 224.
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 Rawbone, Martin, Ford in Britain: a history of the company and the cars (Sparkford, Somerset + Newbury Park, CA: Haynes, 2001). 302 p.,
illustrations (300, bw/c), 21 x 28 cm, index, ISBN: 185960823X (hc).
TABLE
OF CONTENTS: Chap. 1, In the beginning; Chap. 2, The post-war challenge;
Chap. 3, The modern age; Chap. 4, Graceful motoring; Chap. 5, 'The world's
most exciting light car'; Chap. 6, Cortina and the mid-size revolution;
Chap. 7, Sweet and sour; Chap. 8, Going European; Chap. 9, The American
road; Chap. 10, European Union; Chap. 11, The watershed; Chap. 12, An
Escort for the eighties; Chap. 13, (Aero) dynamicism; Chap. 14, A gamble
rewarded; Chap. 15, In reverse; Chap. 16, Niche marketing and non-Fords;
Car production figures from October 1931.
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 Montgomery,
Bob (1947- ), Ford manufacture & assembly at Cork, 1919-1984 (Tankardstown, Dublin: Dreoilín Publications, 2000). [Irish transport series; 8]. 32 p., illustrations, 15 x 21 cm, ISBN: 1902773071.
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 Kreipke, Robert C., Ford Motor Co., the first 100 years: a chronological
picture history of Ford Motor Co. over the first century (Paducah, KY: Turner Publishing, 2003). commemorative
ed. iv, 196 p., illustrations (bw/c),
24 x 31 cm, index, ISBN: 1563118793 (hc, dj).
NOTES
ON CONTENTS: History of the company and its products. Material on the
buildings. Also has a lot of material on Henry Ford, his early attempts at
establishing his company, his involvement in racing. Vehicles featured
include automobiles, farm tractors, prototypes, racing cars, tanks,
ambulances, and so on. Models featured include: Model T, Thunderbird,
Mustang, Probe, and Bronco. Some photographs of the Ford family, while
others feature employees at work. Includes reproduction of advertising
material and blueprints.
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 Sorensen,
Lorin, Ford road: 75th anniversary, Ford Motor Company
1903-1978 (The) (St Helena, CA: Silverado
Publishing, 1978). 191 p., illustrations.
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Mathews,
John, Ford strike: the workers' story (London: Panther, 1972). 208 p., illustrations, 18 cm.
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 Bonin,
Hubert, Yannick Lung & Steven Tolliday (eds), Ford : the European history
1903-2003 (Paris: Plage, 2003). [Ecoclio]. 1240 p., 17 x 25 cm, ISBN: 2914369069 EAN: 9782914369060.
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 Lacey,
Robert, Ford: the men and the machine (New York, NY: Ballantine Books, 1993). xvii, 813 p., illustrations (40 p., map,
portraits), 18 cm, bibliogr. ref. pp. 751-772, index, ISBN:
0345343123 (sc). Translated in Danish, "Ford",
translated in Dutch/Flemish, "Ford: de mensen en hun machines",
translated in Finnish, "Ford-dynastia", translated in French,
"Ford: des hommes et des machines", translated in German,
"Ford: eine amerikanische Dynastie", translated in Japanese,
"Fodo: jidosha okoku o kizuita ichizoku", translated in
Norwegian, "Ford: mennene og bilen", translated in Swedish,
"Ford: en bildynastie".
OTHER AND/OR PRIOR
EDITION(S): Boston, MA: Little, Brown, 1986, 1st ed, ISBN: 0316511668.
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 Nevins,
Allan & Frank Ernest Hill, Ford: the times, the man, the company (New York, NY: Charles Scribner's & Sons, 1954). xvi, 688 p., illustrations (maps, portraits), 24
cm, bibliogr. ref. pp. 653-664, index.
NOTES ON CONTENTS: Includes
genealogical table.
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 Duffield,
Edgar N., Ford through European eyeglasses, 1907-1947 (Chelmsford, Essex: Mercury Press, 1947). 210 p., illustrations (bw, portraits), 22 cm.
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 Shiomi,
Haruhito & Kazuo Wada (eds), Fordism
transformed: the development of production methods in the automobile
industry (Oxford, Oxfordshire: Oxford University Press, 1995). [Fuji conference series; 1]. viii, 320 p., illustrations, tables, 16 x 24 cm, bibliogr. ref., index, ISBN: 0195289618 (hc). Papers presented at the 21st International Conference on Business History
held near Mount Fuji, Japan, in January 1994.
NOTES ON CONTENTS:
Collection of articles about the experiences of different national
automobile industries in modifying the mass production methods developed
in the United States during the early years of the 20th century. Includes
the British, Swedish, Japanese, French, German, Italian examples.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Introduction, by Haruhito Shiomi; chap. 1, The
emergence of the 'flow production' method in Japan, by Kazuo Wada; chap.
2, The formation of assembler networks in the automobile industry: the
case of Toyota Motor Company (1955-80), by Haruhito Shiomi; chap. 3,
Planning and executing 'automation' at Ford Motor Company 1945-65: the
Cleveland engine plant and its consequences, by David A. Hounshell; chap.
4, Design, manufacture, and quality control of niche products: The British
and Japanese experiences, by Timothy R. Whisler; chap. 5, The road from
dreams of mass production to flexible specialization: American influences
on the development of the Swedish automobile industry, 1920-1939, by Nils
Kinch; chap. 6, The development of the company-wide quality control and
quality circles at Toyota Motor Corporation and Nissan Motor Company
Limited, by Izumi Nonaka; chap. 7, Fordism and quality: the French case,
1919-93, by Patrick Fridenson; chap. 8, A note on the origin of the 'black
box parts' practice in the Japanese motor vehicle industry, by Takahiro
Fujimoto; chap. 9, Men and mass production: The role of gender in
managerial strategies in the British and American automobile industries,
by Wayne A. Lewchuk; chap. 10, Production methods and industrial relations
at Fiat (1930-90), by Stefano Musso; chap. 11, Two kinds of Fordism: on
the differing roles of the automobile industry in the development of the
two German states, by Werner Abelshauser; chap. 12, Adption of the Ford
system and evolution of the production system in the Chinese automobile
industry, 1953-93, by Chunli Lee.
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 O'Toole,
Jack (1944- ), Forming the future: lessons from the Saturn Corporation (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1996). xii, 208 p., illustrations, 16 x 24 cm, ISBN:
1557868360, EAN: 9781557868367 (hc).
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 Gasich,
Welko E., Forty years of Ferrari V12 engines (Warrendale, PA: Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), 1990). 80 p., illustrations (bw/c), 24 x 32 cm, bibliogr. ref. p. 75, index, ISBN: 1560910496 (hc, dj).
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 Bacon,
Roy Hunt, Four-stroke engines (London: Osprey, 1988). [Restoring motorcycles; 1]. 128
p., illustrations (160, bw), 20 x 27 cm, index,
ISBN: 0850457874 (sc).
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 Bacon,
Roy Hunt, Frames
& forks (London: Osprey,
1989). [Restoring motorcycles; 6]. 128 p., illustrations (bw), 20 x 27 cm, index, ISBN:
0850458617. |
| Christopher,
Kalanji Jayadas & Ch. Shankariah, From auto-slums to autonagar: case study of the genesis and development
of the Jawahar Autonagar, Vijayawada (Hyderâbâd: Small
Industry Extension Training Institute, 1973). xii, 75 p., illustrations (maps). |
| Mair,
Andrew, From British Leyland Motor Corporation to Rover Group:
the search for a viable British model (London: Birkbeck
College, Department of Management 1998). [Working paper; 98-03]. 22 p., 30 cm, bibliogr. ref (.sc). |
