Michael Czinkota
How Grateful Will the U.S. Be?
When Mr. Carlson interviewed the Hungarian Prime Minister Orban, the thoughts on encouraging families, education and support of students and his definitions of national boundaries did not appear very…
Michael Czinkota
Prepare for the Unexpected
We need to find and combat the culprits of such threats, and often it is us. With all our elegant computerization and artificial intelligence, we have largely lost control of management capabilities …
Michael Czinkota
Bitter Off?
Where are we now? Unfortunately, unique international growth has not continued. Dedication now encounters antipathy. by Professor Michael Czinkota Less than a decade ago many economic players pronou…
Michael Czinkota
Together for more and better
We must recognize and adjust our lives to cope with the growing complexity of the world today. Breaking up links and relationships is a bad idea. by Michael R. Czinkota On a recent holiday, I had si…
Michael Czinkota
Education: Key public and private investment choice for the coming administration
The easy availability of money in today’s era and the alacrity to spend it in support of causes should make education both an example and exhortation. by Prof. Michael Czinkota The next four years w…
Michael Czinkota
Technology a Key Catalyst in a Changing Society
Technology is today’s most critical man-made driver of global shifts, replacing and substituting established processes. by Michael R. Czinkota and Amalia Stahl When analyzing the midterm Covid-19 e…
Michael Czinkota
America, Germany, and Hungary: A New Relationship
Over time, relationships change for both internal and external reasons. by Michael Czinkota Interesting times bring continuous changes which in turn affect national linkages and alliances. …
World View
Spargelzeit
In spite of overarching migration, of which one might have expected limits to the inflow of agricultural workers, a solution was found. by Michael R. Czinkota In Germany, there is now an im…
Technology
Dealing with Disruptive Dislocations
One comparison to the virus can come from currency risk management. COVID-19 is more deadly, but similar to currency developments, its frequency and strength vary at different times and locations a…
Michael Czinkota
International Data Need to Add Up
Apart from human emotions, economic re-emergence requires measurement scales benefiting from recalibration and new benchmarks. by Michael R. Czinkota A useful analysis requires the understa…
World View
The Bear without the bull
My research in the Georgetown archives yields evidence that not all Russians are adversaries all the time. by Michael R. Czinkota There is often a strong desire for partisanship both in our…
Michael Czinkota
The Secret to Trade Policy Success
At Georgetown, there is great interest in international business as illustrated in my seminar on “International Trade: ‘The Insiders’”. by Michael Czinkota University teaching is again in …
Michael Czinkota
It’s good to be home again
Institutions which label themselves as European now need to re-think their position as to its meaning in times of Brexit and growing conflicts and polarization by Michael Czinkota I have re…
Michael Czinkota
Good Souls Bring Curative Marketing
Good souls should not only point business to an exchange of human development for profit. Curative marketing should be the next step to help create an environment of global responsibility and growt…
Michael Czinkota
Commonality Builds A Bridge
Retrospection of the far-reaching consequences of past international conflicts and reconciliations may bring some new insights to the solution of complexity. by Michael R. Czinkota Interna…
Michael Czinkota
Douse The Wildfires
Continuing poor work will further erode the public information space by Michael R. Czinkota Public information should be both accurate and interesting. When there is a conflict between the tw…
Michael Czinkota
The International Dream
by Michael R. Czinkota and Dina El-Saharty This article is based on the contributions of Georgetown University’s graduating class of 2019 from the McDonough School of Business. As the largest importe…
Michael Czinkota
In the Interest of Food
In overseas markets, new conditions will apply by Michael R. Czinkota ( November 21, 2018, Washington DC, Sri Lanka Guardian) While around the globe we all celebrate some form of Thanksgiving, the f…
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