Complex Social Dynamics: Their Impact on Business Operations
For many multi-national corporations, integrating cultural understanding into business operations has become an important part of modern corporate philosophy. Companies make significant...
Community as a Conflict Catalyst: Black Granite Mining in Zimbabwe
In the village of Mutoko, Zimbabwe, Villagers are feeling the negative effects of black granite mining. Mining has created huge open pits that have killed people and livestock, damaged homes due to...
The Trinity of Risk
The military theorist Carl von Clausewitz is most famous for his work On War where he introduced the idea that “War is the continuation of Politics by other means.” However, it is in Clausewitz’s...Admiral Norman Hayes Joins ENODO Global, Inc.’s Advisory Board
Alexandria, Virginia (October 1, 2014) — ENODO Global, Inc. is delighted to announce that Norman R. Hayes (Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, retired) has joined ENODO Global’s Advisory Board. Admiral Hayes’...The Plague of Power
Recently, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank chose not to lend additional money to Zimbabwe, saying the country is in arrears on repaying previous loans. President Mugabe blames the...
Insurance Against Social Unrest
Each day you can find an article in the news that demonstrates how societies influence and impact local, regional, and national levels events. Today in Indonesia, the House of Representatives passed...Fox News Clip with Jim Sisco
In case you missed it, here is a link to the clip of Jim Sisco, President of ENODO Global, on Special Report with Bret Baier discussing the unrest in Yemen. Watch the Clip (Starts at...Jim Sisco will be on Fox News today during the Bret Baier Show
Jim Sisco, President of ENODO Global, will be on the Fox News show Special Report with Bret Baier today at 6pm EST. On Fox News, Jim will be discussing the Iranian influence in the Middle East,...
Small-Scale Impact on Large-Scale Operations
In Arequipa, Peru, more than 100 protestors blocked the road on the afternoon of September 1st to express their frustrations with a waste water project associated with the Cerro Verde mine. The...Libya & Energy Sector Stability
Since the collapse of the Qaddafi regime in 2011, Libya has struggled to develop a cohesive, inclusive government. Regional and political differences, existing and expanding patronage and influence...
Westerner Ebola Evac: Message of Abandonment?
The recent Ebola outbreak in West Africa resulted in the evacuation of Western NGOs and corporate employees. This reaction is understandable as there is no specific treatment or vaccination for the...
Landmark Ecuadorian Sludge Case Continues
What started as a class action lawsuit between a community in Ecuador and gas giant Chevron has turned into a 21-year international court battle, which shows no signs of stopping soon. In December,...