Fair Trade for a Fragmented World: Why sustainability must mean justice
Arham Mehta, IIM Bangalore, argues that justice and sustainability must become the currency of commerce, not just efficiency.
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Trade Wars vs. Sustainability – Only One Can Win
Ella Blake, Trinity Business School: The real battle isn’t trade vs. sustainability – it’s rewriting the rules so both can win.
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Can Sustainable Business Survive Global Trade Wars?
Trade wars are testing the limits of sustainable business and sustainability – but must they derail it? Aastha Ojha, Warwick Business School, explores.
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Economy, Sovereignty and the ‘Buy Canadian’ Movement: How Canada’s trade war is redefining resilience and sustainability
Sam Hossain, Smith School of Business, explores why ‘Buy Canadian’ could be the blueprint for a defiant, sustainable future.
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From Star Wars to Trade Wars and Conflict Management
Professor Lorna Doucet of School of Management Fudan University shares research into how US and Chinese business people manage conflict
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The US and China: Perceptions of business ethics re-visited
Although not a full-scale trade war, it might be a phoney trade war period that the US and China have entered into. This is where Prof. Qinqin Zheng’s research on cross-cultural business ethics might come in useful for both sides – before things escalate.
