Neon supply lines. A rare story.
How the war in Ukraine will impact supplies of everyday electronic goods including cars, iPhones and computers.
The future of geopolitics
This week: the future of geopolitics. From Australia’s place in Asia to the war in Europe, we discuss new ways of thinking, with Professor Marc Stears.
Squid Game and the future of content on The Future, This Week
This week: Squid Game, the biggest hit in Netflix history is re-shaping the future of movies and television.
The Asian century with Kishore Mahbubani
As we enter the new Asian century, what will the choppy waters of globalisation hold?
Will there be a shake-up in global supply chains after COVID-19?
Even before the outbreak of COVID-19, neoliberal globalisation was exhibiting signs of ill health, has the pandemic accelerated these trends?
Foreign investment during a pandemic – friend or foe?
With unprecedented global disintegration, how perceptions on foreign investment are changing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Australia’s links with China must change, but decoupling is not an option
Despite veiled threats from the Chinese government, and the desire in some parts of the Australian community for a split, China and Australia need each other.
Swans, rhinos, herds and resilience
The world has a history of disruption both good and bad, but are we learning from the mistakes of the past?
How the economy will look after the coronavirus pandemic
COVID-19 will change the economic and financial order forever. Nine leading global thinkers give their predictions.
Is China business between globalism and populism?
Does populism herald the end of globalisation? Are US President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping the two antagonists who will decide the future of globalisation?
Fast forward: the future of work
As technology liberates employees from fixed desks and workforces become globalised, the nature of work and how it is conducted is rapidly changing – and managers need to change with it.