FSG OUTLOOK

Assessing the risks of massive global disruption

The highest barrier to managing strategic change is often the very success of today’s business model.

Going in two directions at once in the Panama Canal

We may have already seen the high-water mark of globalization. 

A number of outlets have beaten us to the punch and put forward a variety of scenarios for our nation's future under President Donald Trump. 

First off, the Brookings Institution has three Trump scenarios, written by Philip A. Wallach, Senior Fellow in Governance Studies. They are entitled "America Made Great Again: Trump as Figurehead and Negotiator;" "Congress Made Great Again: Trump's Failure and the Return of America's First Branch;" and "Just Sad:...

What will sustain the global economy in these perilous times?

Uncluttering the jargon that describes what we do.

Populism’s ascent seems to be one take-away from New Hampshire and the US election campaign so far. And it’s not too early to start thinking about the implications for the US and the world.