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.
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.
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.
The Changing Threshold in North American Supply Chains
By Andrew I. Rudman
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.
