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Why global scale is no longer enough in a fractured world
Global scale once delivered efficiency and growth. Today, geopolitical fragmentation demands something more: the ability to govern global operations under pressure, opines Milken Institute’s Robin Hu.
Robin Hu
23 Jul 2026
Capital realism: A divided world, more connected than ever
Global trade is not fragmenting into isolation but entrenching new forms of interdependence. As rules diverge, connections multiply, deepen, and become harder to unwind, argues the Milken Institute’s Robin Hu.
15 Apr 2026
