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Supply chains and peace
Can trade really be a force for peace and stability? It is a tempting proposition for supply chain professionals to embrace.
From the Quarter 02 2009 issue
One of the ideas that Thomas Friedman promoted in his book The World Is Flat was that globalization could act as a force for peace. Nations that rely on one another for goods and services, he suggested, are less likely to engage in hostilities than those without such connections....
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