Quad: Countering Chinese dominance by building new supply chains

Arijit De; Vishal Rana; Parth Patel

Quad: Countering Chinese dominance by building new supply chains

Arijit De, Vishal Rana, Parth Patel

Human Resource Management and Strategic Management

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India, Japan, Australia, and the US have decided to revive the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue alliance (Quad), with a new focus on building resilient supply chains. The Quad is now focusing on creating a new COVID-19 vaccine value chain, but it aims to expand into renewable technology. Arijit De, Vishal Rana, and Parth Patel write that if the Quad is to be successful, it needs to engage other countries to increase its reach and influence.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	LSE Business Review
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2021

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Quad: Countering Chinese dominance by building new supply chains

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