We have always traded across distances. The hard questions are not whether, but on whose terms, and for whose benefit. Post 2 of a series on globalization, concentration, and strategic de-risking. See the first post on Substack here. Early on… Archaeologists found obsidian tools at Çatalhöyük, a Neolithic settlement in central…
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Interdependence is inescapable. Pretending otherwise may make things worse. On Friday, April 17, U.S. crude oil fell 11.4 percent in a single day. The trigger was one sentence from Iran’s foreign minister: the Strait of Hormuz, closed since February’s conflict, would briefly reopen to commercial vessels. The next day, Iran…
Comments closedIn an evolving global environment, strategic management is becoming increasingly complex. Traditional linear models of strategy, using clear-cut, hierarchical planning, fail to manage the particulars of contemporary ecosystems, with their rapid dynamics and unpredictability. Addressing this complexity requires innovative strategic approaches like Network-Centric Strategy, the Ecosystem Strategy Approach, Complexity and…
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