Issues

Special issue: Labour exploitation: OSCM research to combat modern slavery, human trafficking and precarious work. Guest Editors: Stefan Gold, Christian F. Durach, Linda C. Hendry and Nezih Altay

Guest editorial: Labour conditions in supply chains: a continuum from extreme exploitation to decent work

Stefan Gold; Christian F. Durach; Linda C. Hendry; Nezih Altay
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Bridging decoupling gaps: the role of NGOS in combating forced labor in global supply chains

Farmon Asadov; Quynh Do; Mark Stevenson; Anas Iftikhar
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Rules in the light, voices in the dark: exploring pressures and exploitation disclosure behaviour in ready-made garment suppliers

Tanjil Hossain; Md Mamoon Al Bashir; Meng Jia
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Conflicting institutional logics in agricultural supply chain labour governance: the role of upstream agency

Muhammad Khan; Michael Rogerson; Dimitrios Papadas; Karl Behrendt; Lydia Arnold
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Market reactions to disclosures of upstream labour exploitation: the role of information intermediary reach and framing

Geng Wang; Yangchun Xiong; Joanne Meehan; Chunyu Xiu
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Hearing the unheard: theorising the moral fabric against labour precarity

Jinou (Valentina) Xu; Hakan Karaosman; Linglong Xiao
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