Fracture Lines: Why Geopolitical Realignment Is Quietly Dismantling the Global Supply Chains American Companies Built Over Decades
For decades, American multinationals engineered their supply chains around a singular premise: that globalization was irreversible. That assumption is now under sustained pressure. As geopolitical fault lines deepen and regional trade blocs solidify, US corporations face a structural reckoning that demands strategic clarity—not reactive improvisation.