Multinationals have two options for dealing with rapidly rising tensions between China and the United States.
Michael A. Witt
Professor Witt teaches and researches international business at INSEAD and is an Associate in Research at Harvard's Reischauer Institute.
His specialty is Global Strategy and International Business.
Professor Witt has published four major books, including The Oxford Handbook of Asian Business Systems (2014, Oxford U. Press), The Future of Chinese Capitalism (2007, Oxford U. Press), and Changing Japanese Capitalism (2006, Cambridge U. Press). His academic research has appeared or is forthcoming in leading publications, including the Business Ethics Quarterly, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management Studies, Management and Organization Review, Socio-Economic Review, and Strategic Management Journal.
At INSEAD, Professor Witt is the Program Director of the open-enrollment programme International Management in Asia Pacific, a senior executive program on doing business in Asia.
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