Borderlines and Bottlenecks

Xiang Zhang is a senior lecturer in international development at Nottingham Trent University, UK, with a PhD in geography. His research focuses on globalization, economic integration, and global supply chains, with a regional focus on the economic interaction among emerging markets of China, East Asia, and Latin America.

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• Part I: Foundations and Frameworks of Global Supply Chain Dynamics 1. Triangulating the Landscape of Global Supply Chains: Power Relations, Pandemic, and Geopolitical Transformations 2. Bridging Theory and Method: A Comprehensive Review of Supply Chain Analysis Techniques in Economic Geography 3. From Sail to Satellite: The Historical Journey of Global Supply Chains and Their Transportation Lifelines Part II: Navigating New Realities and Methodologies in Global Supply Chain Analysis4. Navigating New Frontiers in Supply Chain Analysis: Methodologies and Innovations 5. Recent Geopolitical Shocks and Their Ripple Effects on Global Supply Chains Part III: Emerging Trends and Insights from Cases: Advanced Analytical Approaches to Global Supply Chain Dynamics 6. Agent-Based Modeling of New Manufacturing Hubs in Post-Pandemic Global Supply Chains 7. Unveiling Public Perceptions: An NLP-based Social Media Analysis of Global Supply Chains in the US amid Disruption 8. Bridging Perspectives: GIS-Based Quantitative Discourse Analysis of Global Supply Chains in Global South Part IV: Towards a Resilient Future: Synthesizing Insights and Charting the Course of Global Supply Chains 9. Navigating Uncertainty: Resilience, Adaptation, and Future Trends in Global Supply Chains 10. Conclusion: Unraveling the Tapestry of Global Supply Chains in a Dynamic World