The British experience colonization for the first time – to themselves. The surrender of Singapore to the Japaneser in 1942 is so strange and amazing that I feel DN members might like to hear about it. I was able to tour some of the battle sites during my recent visit. I’m not convinced the loss of Singapore was of great military significance. The psychological shock was huge, however. It was an episode of piercing...
Read MoreLosing customer trust is every CEO’s nightmare. Whether it’s a crash-prone airline, Toyota (unfairly in retrospect) on the verge of ignominy after the “unintended acceleration” crisis, toxic eggs in the European food chain, poisoned dumplings in Japan…every company knows that the regulator and a panic-stricken public will be intent on ferocious punishment. At this P-MBA, crisis experts Ross Rowbury of...
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Hannah Arendt would not have been surprised at Trump’s popularity within the social and economic elite.
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Growth in Japan is hard, but this book shows how it can be done.
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Physical work and nature are not just great for David Hulme, Aussie wasabi farmer. In this column, he shows how they benefit the vulnerable, as well.
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4.5 stars (out of 5) Book Review Target audience: academics, policy makers, NGOs, those interested in agriculture. How about DN members and advisers? Anybody in the food business would find this insightful. Dole is mentioned as a successful foreign investor in agri-food (broccoli). Style: academic but generally clear. Credible? Yes. Critical of neo-liberalism but never becomes a rant. Synopsis: The argument is that neo-liberal...
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