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Towards environmentally just supply chains: from harm reduction to transformative sustainability actions
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International Journal of Operations & Production Management (2025) 45 (3): 733–755.
Published: 07 February 2025
... by introducing the concept of the “environmentally just supply chain” and presenting pathways for operationalizing it in practice. Findings Three pathways are proposed to leverage transformative SSCM to create environmentally just supply chains: human rights due diligence, resilience thinking...
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Thinking differently about supply chain resilience: what we can learn from social-ecological systems thinking
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International Journal of Operations & Production Management (2023) 43 (1): 1–21.
Published: 16 January 2023
... seven principles of resilience thinking that can be readily applied to supply chains. Research limitations/implications A social-ecological interpretation of supply chains presents many new avenues of research, which may rely on the use of innovative research methods to further our understanding...
