When Politics Meets Logistics: The Impact of Tariffs and Polarization on Supply Chains

26 June 2026

How do political beliefs shape business decisions? While supply chain management is often viewed as a discipline driven by data, costs, and operational efficiency, new…

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Research shows that subtle political links quietly steer lucrative corporate deals

28 November 2025

A recent article in the Strategic Management Journal highlights an often overlooked source of political influence in corporate contracting: unelected officials. The study shifts the…

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Voters Across Europe Turn Against Tariffs

19 October 2025

A new academic study has revealed that there is little public appetite in Europe for the imposition of trade tariffs, even when such measures are…

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Research Shows Revenge Politics Backfire—Even Among Party Loyalists

13 June 2025

A newly released study from Northwestern University challenges prevailing assumptions about the unwavering nature of partisan loyalty in contemporary American politics. The research investigates whether…

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Employment Rises with Oversight on Tax Incentives

9 February 2025

In 2019, a significant shift occurred in the economic strategy of Kansas and Missouri, states that share the bustling metropolis of Kansas City. For a…

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