Podcasts
The Hale Report Episode 32: Is Replication Possible?: The DNA of Global Supply Chains: Economist Phil Levy
My guest for the 32nd episode of the Hale Report is a former Chicagoan, Dr Phil Levy. He now serves as Chief Economist at Flexport where he leads qualitative and quantitative economic research informed by proprietary logistics data. He holds a PhD in economics from Stanford.
· Before joining Flexport, Dr Levy spent two decades researching and making global trade policy. He served as Senior Fellow on the Global Economy at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, which is where we met, and as Adjunct Professor of Strategy at Northwestern’s Kellogg School.
The Hale Report Podcast Episode 31 : Japan: What Investors Need to Know - with Nicholas Benes
Japanese is a language isolate in spite of many attempts at broader classification. “Japanese can boast a wider range of languages and language families for which an attempt to establish a genetic relationship has been made than any other language in the world" according to linguist Martine Robbeets.
The Hale Report: Episode 30 : with Economist Andrew Smithers
My guest for our 30th episode is Andrew Smithers. We got together to talk about his new book which was just released in the US, The Economics of the Stock Market. This is a topic I believe interests just about everybody in the Hale Report audience.
The Hale Report Podcast Episode 29 with Kevin Rudd - : How Can We Avoid War Between the US and China?
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The Hale Report Podcast Episode 28 : Marsha Vande Berg and the New Architecture of the Indo-Pacific
The Hale Report: Episode 27 with Michael Green
Beginning with John Mearsheimer in December, our podcasts guests have vaulted into the news soon after their appearances. It was just announced that my latest guest, Michael J. Green, will be moving to Sydney to take up a key post as CEO of the United States Studies Centre in Australia. One outcome of increasing tensions with China has been closer ties at all levels between the US and Australia, which we discuss in detail during this podcast.
The Hale Report Podcast Episode 26 - Paul Summerville and Eric Protzer: Shelter from the Storm: Oh Canada
The Hale Report Podcast : Episode 25 - China's Unique Covid Vulnerability
Covid might be waning in the US, but the largest country in the world remains uniquely vulnerable. China has pursued a zero-Covid policy that has resulted in non-existent herd immunity. With its economy slowing, how does China reopen without risking sudden, devastating exposure to the virus?
The Hale Podcast Episode 24 : Elizabeth Economy on China - How China Sees the World
The Hale Podcast Episode 23: Evan Ellis on China in the Western Hemisphere
Image source: Shutterstock. Chinatown in Havana, Cuba in 2018.
Where will the next crisis be? The very definition of a crisis is that we won’t know until it happens. Worn down by the pandemic, and with our attention riveted on the European and Pacific theaters, is the US ignoring irreversible changes in its own hemisphere?
