How can scholars and policymakers better navigate an increasingly complex and contested global economy? Learn about the challenges and the opportunities that emerge as the global economic order undergoes profound transformation. B0ringing together perspectives from multiple disciplines, this episode aims to deepen IB scholarship’s understanding of how geopolitical shifts, evolving policy frameworks, and changing patterns of economic interdependence are reshaping the environment in which international business operates.

Citation: JIBP Special Collection on "Assessing the Post-Globalization Blues: What Might the New World Order Mean for International Business?" https://link.springer.com/collections/gcigeifchc

Get ready for an eye-opening look at international business in the Middle East, where global icons like Starbucks and Carrefour face a massive wave of consumer activism. This podcast uncovers the high-stakes strategies used by mega-brands to survive intense boycotts, from dramatic market exits to clever local rebranding. Discover how "halo brands" and local partners are the new front line in protecting global reputations during the world's most sensitive geopolitical crises.

Citation: Benmamoun, M. (2026). From Conflict to Consumer Backlash: How Multinational Corporations Navigate Boycotts in the Middle East and Beyond. AIB Insights. https://doi.org/10.46697/001c.155276.

Buckle up for a high-stakes deep dive into the digital frontlines where global hackers go head-to-head with the world's biggest banks. This podcast reveals the secret weapon about cybercrime laws that is currently saving our global financial system by locking down accounts and boosting investor confidence. Discover how a single piece of legislation can shield your money from chaos and build a bulletproof future for banking.

Citation: Cumming, D., Nguyen, M., Pham, A.V. & Samarasinghe, A. (2026). Banking system stability: a global analysis of cybercrime laws. Journal of International Business Studies. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41267-025-00838-3