Teresa da Silva Lopes is Professor of International Business and Business History, and Director of the Centre for Evolution of Global Business and Institutions, at the University of York (United Kingdom). She has been the Thomas McCraw Fellow at Harvard Business School, and is currently the appointed Historian of the Academy of International Business. Her recent research focuses on organisational innovation in international business, foreign direct investment in high-risk environments, and the role of brands and trademarks in business and society.
Trade wars are usually portrayed as destructive forces that fragment markets and undermine trust. Yet, history suggests a more nuanced story. Our recent research,… Read More »When Trade Wars Heal: What History Teaches Us About Business Diplomacy and Resilient Supply Chains