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[[link removed]] [[link removed]] Fall 2022
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As Strong as Our Weakest Link: Strengthening global supply chains in a rapidly changing world [[link removed]]
[[link removed]]As an era of hyper-globalization and complex global supply chains confronts multiple global events—the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and weather related catastrophes—supply chain vulnerabilities have become increasingly clear. The fall 2022 issue of the Wilson Quarterly establishes current supply chain thinking and highlights streams of innovation to help policymakers in this defining moment in history.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] ForewordAs Strong as Our Weakest Link
By Ambassador Mark Green
The world is small, until it isn’t. Global supply chain challenges remind us of that every day.
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The New Values of Supply Chain Thinking Trust in Values-Based Supply Chains
By Saskia Bonnefoi and Duncan Wood By Shihoko Goto
From economic value to social and environmental values, global supply chains have a new bottom line. A resilient supply chain requires having the right technology and partners you can trust.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] Photo EssayEngineering Around the Supply Chain
This truck top camper company weathered supply chain challenges by making their own. Now, they are innovating to help other small businesses. Find out more from photojournalist Andy McMillan.
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North America in the Global Car Chase The Changing Threshold in North American Supply Chains
By Christopher Sands By Andrew I. Rudman
The director of the Wilson Center’s Canada Institute asks, “Will we drive the future, or crash and burn?” The US–Mexico–Canada Agreement offers a robust platform to strengthen North American production, but, as the director of the Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute demonstrates, reshoring to Mexico won’t happen without thoughtful policy implementation.
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Also In This Issue
*
Confronting
Challenges
in
Supply
Chain
Policy
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with
Duncan
Wood,
Jasper
Jung,
and
Cordell
Hull
*
Building
Resilience
in
Supply
Chains
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by
Stephanie
Bowen
with
Yossi
Sheffi,
PhD
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The
Role
of
Nearshoring
in
Shoring
Up
Supply
Chains
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by
Jerry
Haar
*
Could
the
Uyghur
Human
Rights
Crisis
Finally
Force
Fashion
to
Reveal
Its
Supply
Chain?
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by
Alden
Wicker
*
Meeting
Family
Planning
Supply
Chain
Challenges
in
Sub-Saharan
Africa
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by
Stephanie
Bowen
and
Kimberly
Whipkey
*
COVID-19
Brings
Lessons
and
Challenges
for
Vaccine
Supply
Chains
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by
Nataliya
Shok



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