AutoAlliance International Inc

AutoAlliance International Inc. is a joint venture between Ford and Mazda that manufactures cars.

CCI Score

-32.69

0.02% April 18

Latest Event

Auto Alliance Lobbying Efforts Highlighted

The article reports that the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, associated with AutoAlliance International Inc, has been actively engaging in lobbying by publicly weighing in on multiple industry issues ahead of the incoming presidential administration's planned strategy. This underscores the company's efforts to influence political decisions affecting the auto industry.

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AutoAlliance International Inc is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

Companies scoring in this range actively seek to please authoritarian regimes. They offer proactive support and assistance in exchange for preferential treatment, compromising ethical standards for business gains and political favor.

Latest Events

JAN

01

2025

Auto Alliance Lobbying Efforts Highlighted
-67.97

The article reports that the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, associated with AutoAlliance International Inc, has been actively engaging in lobbying by publicly weighing in on multiple industry issues ahead of the incoming presidential administration's planned strategy. This underscores the company's efforts to influence political decisions affecting the auto industry.
-70

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 28

The company's active involvement in lobbying as reported suggests a prioritization of industry and corporate interests over broader democratic accountability. From an anti-fascist perspective, such political influence can contribute to undermining public oversight and labor rights, especially when corporate entities use their clout to shape policy before a new administration takes office.

Auto alliance flexes its lobbying muscles - Automotive News
JAN

08

2020

Lobbying Groups Merger Consolidates Auto Industry Influence
-35.38

The merger of Global Automakers and Auto Alliance lobbying groups, reported on January 8, 2020, consolidates political influence within the auto industry. This event links to AutoAlliance International Inc through its association with the Auto Alliance group, suggesting a strategic alignment aimed at shaping regulatory policies in favor of major automotive companies.
-60

Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

March 28

The consolidation of lobbying groups, including the Auto Alliance, centralizes political clout that can be leveraged to influence regulation in favor of auto manufacturers. Such concentration of lobbying power has the potential to undermine democratic oversight and public welfare, which aligns with concerns over corporate influence contributing to authoritarian policy trends.

Lobbying groups Global Automakers, Auto Alliance merge
JUN

03

2011

Mazda Exit Alters Joint Venture Dynamics at AutoAlliance
5.27

On June 3, 2011, reports indicated that Mazda Motor Corp. planned to exit its 50-50 joint venture with Ford at the AutoAlliance International plant in Michigan. The restructuring involves Mazda potentially selling its stake to Ford, while Ford has essentially agreed to maintain current worker levels by expanding production models, thereby preserving employment at the facility.
+30

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 28

The decision to maintain current worker levels amidst the restructuring supports labor stability and worker rights, aligning with anti-fascist values that prioritize fair labor practices and the protection of marginalized workers.

Mazda To Leave Joint Venture With Ford
+10

Economic and Structural Influence

March 28

The restructuring of the joint venture, while potentially consolidating corporate control under Ford, is managed in a way that aims at safeguarding economic stability for the plant. This reflects a cautious approach to structural change with positive implications for community and worker economic security.

Mazda To Leave Joint Venture With Ford