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Geopolitics as a Driver of Global Supply Chain Redesign: The Influence of Nationalism, Populism and Protectionism
Objective: This study examines how geopolitical ideologies, specifically populism, nationalism and protectionism, influence global supply chain design and sourcing decision-making. It seeks to understand how these political forces, traditionally viewed as macro-level contextual factors, are increasi
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