April 4, 2021When a container ship got stuck in one of the world's busiest trade routes late last month, many pondered the implications for supply chains as stakeholders worked to resolve the issue. With business back to usual, the situation nonetheless serves as a stark reminder of how important well-functioning supply and value chains are, as well as the consequences when they break down. Revisit work that highlights topics crucial to the conversation, including: Risk and rebalancing in global value chains How to build resilience in supply chains The new landscape of risk Global freight flows and the future of trade Risk, resilience, and rebalancing in global value chains Building supply-chain resilience The need for resiliency COVID-19 and supply-chain recovery: Planning for the future Five Fifty: The new landscape of risk The disaster you could have stopped: Preparing for extraordinary risks COVID-19 and climate change expose dangers of unstable supply chains Global freight flows after COVID-19: What’s next? Globalization in transition: The future of trade and value chains