New EBR issue released

In the European Business Review we have previously analyzed why Donald Trump had serious possibilities to win. Now don’t miss our tribute to the new President-elect and the importance of his victory for the United States, EU and the rest of the world. EBR’s editor-in-chief N. Peter Kramer wonders what’s next after Brexit and Trump while Hans Izaak Kriek asks if “President Trump sells America as a brand”?

The European Union which was already trying to find its steps on a rough path even before the US presidential election is now in a more crucial point. Can Europe get back on its feet again, rebuilding its strengths and redefining its role in the global community? Find the answers in our Special Report entitled “Too late to save the EU?” which includes thoughts, perspectives and proposals like: “Making the most of Europe’s saving graces” by Giles Merrit, “The European Union: 20 years in the wrong direction” by Daniel Gueguen and among other relevant articles there is a more philosophical approach by Athanase Papandropoulos about  “The EU and its ancient enemies”.

Find out also how the leaders and front-runners of the business world operate and get inspired of smart and innovative business trends.  Did you know that: “Successful companies don’t adapt, they prepare”?  get the answer by Greg Sectell. Also, know more about intellectual property issues in two specialized articles, one about copyright in European media by Walt van Wijk and another one concerning “Brand Protection in China” by Aphrodite A. Bletas, President of the Hellenic – Chinese Center for Entrepreneurship. 

Dive deeply in the developments reading experts’ opinions and get a real taste of the actuality based on thoughtful arguments. Among other topics, you will meet ideas about how “Taiwan seeks to join fight against global warming” by Ying – Yuan Lee, Minister for Environmental Protection in Taiwan, “The Junker Plan and funding opportunities for public works” by Nikos Kostopoulos and don’t miss out two special opinion articles: “The last thing Europe needs right now is an army” by Judy Dempsey and last but not least “Four leadership principles for the fourth industrial revolution” by Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum.

To find the new issue click here.