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Christopher Tang

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California, Glendale
As seen in: Market to Market - The MtoM Podcast, MSN, Bloomberg News, Financial Times, Forbes, MSN UK, Scribd, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo News, Le Monde and
Covers:  Global Supply Chains. US-China Trade. Environmental Sustainability. Social Responsibility. AI applications
Doesn't Cover: politics
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Christopher S. Tang is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus and the Edward W. Carter Chair in Business Administration at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. He is internationally recognized for his four decades of scholarship on global supply chain management, risk mitigation, and strategic resilience, with particular emphasis on the intersection of operations, public policy, and global trade. His academic contributions span more than 200 peer‑reviewed journal articles and several influential…

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How firms can banish forced labour 'blind spots' in their supply chain

How firms can banish forced labour 'blind spots' in their supply chain

The onus is on companies to exercise better due diligence, focusing on high-risk areas, avoiding shady recrui…

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Commentary: China's Covid Shift Puts Supply Chains at Risk Again

Commentary: China's Covid Shift Puts Supply Chains at Risk Again

About the authors: Tinglong Dai is a professor of operations management and business analytics at Johns Hopki…

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What's Stopping Companies from Pulling Supply Chains Out of China

What's Stopping Companies from Pulling Supply Chains Out of China

About the authors: Christopher S. Tang is a University Distinguished Professor and Edward W. Carter chair in …

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Everybody Talks About Made in America. But It Isn't That Simple.

Everybody Talks About Made in America. But It Isn't That Simple.

Journal Reports: Leadership Real-Estate Agents Turn to TikTok and Instagram Reels to Market Properties-and Th…

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Op-Ed: The quandary of U.S.-trained Chinese scientists: Stay or leave?

Op-Ed: The quandary of U.S.-trained Chinese scientists: Stay or leave?

Would you train your workers and then squeeze them out by creating a hostile environment? Would you drive out…

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Commentary: Protectionism Is Undermining the North American Supply Chain

Commentary: Protectionism Is Undermining the North American Supply Chain

About the author: Christopher S. Tang is a university distinguished professor and Edward W. Carter chair in b…

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Articles

False narratives hinder progress for all

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By Christopher Tang
| China Daily (Hong Kong)
Long-standing lies about China prevail in the West, perpetuate stereotypes and foster mistrust A drone photo shows ships under construction at a shipbuilding base in Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu province, Feb 2, 2026. (PHOTO / XINHUA) Differences between Western and Eastern civilizations have long contributed to international tensions, with historical events like the opium trade and recent trade conflicts fanning anti-China sentiment.
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Why delaying the Trump-Xi Summit could anchor global stability

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By Christopher Tang, Mark Pirie 
| Pearls and Irritations
The postponement of a US–China summit reflects domestic constraints and shifting global leverage – not just competing priorities – and may open space for recalibration with China. President Donald Trump’s highly anticipated visit to Beijing, the first by a sitting US president in nearly a decade, has been officially postponed by “a month or so.” The administration has publicly attributed this abrupt delay to the immediate demands of managing the escalating US-Israel war on Iran.
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The meltdown of the Trump presidency: his oath was a betrayal - part two

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By Mark Pirie , Christopher Tang
| Pearls and Irritations
The presidential oath is a binding constitutional obligation – but Trump’s actions raise fundamental questions about what happens when that obligation is ignored. On 20 January, 2025, Donald Trump recited words prescribed by the United States Constitution: to ‘preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.’ Those words are not ceremonial. They are a legal obligation – the hinge upon which the entire constitutional order turns.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

writer

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

polarization

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