The confluence of multiple streams of global turbulence — geopolitical tensions, nationalism, AI, and climate change, among others — is reshaping how firms create and appropriate value.

To better understand the implications of this unprecedented concurrence, the Global Strategy Interest Group of The Strategic Management Society organized a live webinar, convening a panel of scholars and practitioners with diverse expertise.

• Link to the recording: https://lnkd.in/gWBnX9_H

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The recording page includes an excellent synopsis of the webinar, but below is a brief overview of its key topics:

• Srividya Jandhyala, ESSEC Business School (geopolitics)
"From Markets to Maps: How Geopolitics Shapes Value Creation and Appropriation"

• Minyoung Kim, The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business (value chain configuration)
"Co-specialization and Inter-temporal Trade-offs in Value Creation and Value Appropriation in Conditions of Uncertainty"

• Allen Webb, PwC (AI and climate change)
"AI-fueled Productivity Dividend, Decarbonization of the Global Economy, and Trust"

• Lori Yue, Columbia Business School (nationalism)
"Organizational Nationalism: How Nationalism Reshapes Corporate Value Creation and Appropriation"

• Minyuan Zhao, Washington University in St. Louis - Olin Business School (global innovation and intellectual property rights)
"When Two Rules of the Game Change at Once: IP Ambiguity × Institutional Fragmentation in Conditions of Uncertainty"