Global Business
Better Sanctions Can Weaken Russia
Yale SOM’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, who has helped lead the movement to isolate Russia, and co-author Steven Tian write that the current sanctions regime is spottily enforced and ignores key commodities exports. They suggest three steps policymakers should take to give economic sanctions real bite.
How Global Should India Be?
Arvind Subramanian, chief economic adviser to the Indian government, on preserving the country’s stability and internal priorities while engaging with the world.
What’s Next for China?
With China’s dramatic internal growth on shaky economic ground, the country is looking outward for its next act.
How Did Volkswagen Go Wrong?
Three Yale faculty on the causes and consequences of the Volkswagen emissions scandal.
How Will the Trans-Pacific Partnership Affect Global Business?
Global Network Perspectives asked experts across the Global Network for Advanced Management how the trade deal would impact their countries.
Seven Reasons Volkswagen Is Worse than Enron
In the Financial Times, Yale SOM’s David Bach writes that the Volkswagen emissions scandal could destroy an iconic German company and set back efforts to use technology to achieve environmental sustainability.
What Does the Ripple in the Chinese Economy Mean for Global Business?
Experts from the Global Network for Advanced Management discuss how the recent fluctuation in the Chinese markets could impact the global economy.
How Does the Changing Price of Oil Affect Economies around the World?
Experts from the Global Network for Advanced Management weigh in on how fluctuating oil prices affect the economy in their home countries.
Does It Matter Where a Global Company Is Headquartered?
More important, says BG Srinivas of the information and communications technology company PCCW, is finding the right balance between global and local in each market.
Can the National Defense Be a Global Business?
Vivek Lall, the head of global strategy for General Atomics, says that the industry, responding to many of the same pressures as other businesses, is becoming increasingly globalized.
Who Needs National Champions?
Yale history professor Jenifer Van Vleck on the rise and fall of Pan Am and how it exemplifies the tricky relationship between government and the private sector.
