F
or years, companies have been expanding their research and development (R&D) footprint beyond the boundaries of their home country. But recent political and economic events have raised questions about whether this global innovation model can be sustained. The rise of economic nationalism and protectionist trade policies could have far-reaching effects on how — and where — companies conduct their R&D in the years ahead. It’s possible that some companies have already experienced this and, if they have, we’re interested in knowing more.
