Chi Wei Su, Rongrong Dong, and Meng Qin uncover a dynamic, two-way relationship between geopolitical risk and supply chain pressure. Over time, the relationship shows that tension doesn’t always break supply chains but it can also drive innovation and...
Supply Chain Management
The research models international food trade as a dynamic network, where countries are nodes and trade flows are connections.
What was once centered around transactions and contractual obligations has now evolved into a subtle interplay of trust, commitment, and shared purpose.
Resilience is the capacity of systems, organizations, and individuals to anticipate, absorb, adapt to, and recover from disruptions. In supply chains, it combines preparation, agility, collaboration, and recovery capabilities to sustain performance amid uncertainty.