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Mexico – From A Short Nearshoring Boom To US “Security-Shoring”

Günther Maihold | Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik | 05/27/2025

With the reconfiguration of international supply chains, Mexico has gained importance as a location for new foreign investments. The country has been able to benefit from nearshoring, that is, the…

‘Made in America’ Is Not Enough

Monica Gorman | Manufacturing Dive | 04/17/2025

For years, policymakers have championed “Made in America” as a silver bullet f...

How a Trade War with China Benefits U.S. Companies

Aditya Jain | 03/17/2025

For decades, China has been crucial to U.S. companies, both as a source of revenue gro...

How Supply Chains Fuel Transnational Conflict in the Middle East

Hayder Al-Shakeri & Dr Renad Mansour | Chatham House | 11/18/2024

Transnational conflict in the M...

Building Resilient Supply Chains: The Case of Semiconductors

Jeffrey Bean, Andreas Kuehn | Observer Research Foundation America | 08/30/2024

1. Introduction After...

Global Supply Chains at Risk Without New Rules for Digital Trade

John Denton | East Asia Forum | 06/23/2024

Much ink is being spilled on predictions of ‘deglobali...

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