Oceanside Perspective TM

At a recent panel discussion, top experts from UC San Diego’s School of Global Policy and Strategy tackled one of the most urgent issues facing global business today: How do China, Mexico, and India fit into the evolving reshoring landscape amid geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty? With Helen Wang as the moderator, the panel included Dr. Barry Naughton, Professor and So Kwan Lok Chair of Chinese International Affairs, renowned for his expertise on China's economy and industrial policy, Dr. Gaurav Khanna, Associate Professor of Economics, specializing in development and labor economics with a focus on migration, education, and supply chains, and Dr. Rafael Fernández de Castro, Professor and Director of the Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies, and former foreign policy adviser to President Felipe Calderón, with deep insights into U.S.-Mexico relations. The dynamic discussion explored how companies are navigating supply chain diversification, tariff pressures, and strategic investment risk in an increasingly fragmented world economy. Watch now to learn more!