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C. Gopinath is a professor of Strategy and International Business in the Sawyer Business School, Suffolk University, Boston, US. He is also currently Editor of the Journal of Knowledge Globalisation. His Ph.D. is from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst; he completed graduate studies at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, and the Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, and a Bachelors degree from Vivekananda College, Chennai. Prior to his academic career, he held executive positions at leading companies. His research has been published in several academic journals. His books include Globalisation: A Multidimensional System (2008, Sage) and Strategise! Experiential exercises in strategic management (2010, Cengage/ South-Western, with J. Siciliano).

May 20, 2012
Back to muscle-flexing on the world stage
An influential segment of Americans believes in the notion of ‘exceptionalism.' This theory promotes the view that the US is unique and has a specific world mission, especially in promoting libert... »
May 6, 2012
CEOs continue to overvalue themselves
A CEO's compensation needs to have some relationship to the size of the company, and the challenges of running it. »
April 22, 2012
Wealth has captured the US political process
A crucial merit of democracy is that it is inclusive when it comes to political decision making. Since everyone has a vote to decide the government, it should not be necessary, theoretically speak... »
April 8, 2012
When regulation chokes business and growth
Regulation is a tricky business. You can want more and less of it at the same time, even while trying to meet the same objective. For instance, we all want to be assured of safe air travel. So reg... »
March 25, 2012
Britannica adjusts to the digital age
The owners of Encyclopaedia Britannica have announced that they are suspending the print edition and will be concentrating on their online edition, with paid access. That should give us som... »
March 11, 2012
Protests are taking on ever new forms
A good citizen in Shelton, a small town in the US state of Connecticut, was upset that his town police were not diligent in enforcing the parking regulations in town. So he parked his car illegall... »
February 26, 2012
When robots replace people at the workplace
Despite the fact that technology has made life easier for mankind, if machines continue to move deeper and deeper into the work place, what will the humans be left to do? »
February 12, 2012
Justifying capitalism in America
The lead-up to elections is always a great source of entertainment, especially if you are not a candidate. Parties and candidates squirm as they try to explain controversial decisions and actions... »
January 29, 2012
An agenda for Anna
Anna and his team can trigger action at the grassroots that would keep the anti-corruption momentum going. »
January 15, 2012
China and its charm offensive
One of my pleasant memories, after a trip to Beijing, was the calm and settled feeling I had after watching television. There was none of the stuff of murders, street protests, homes burning, or v... »
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