..., and environmental) of organizational and supply chain performance (Kleindorfer et al., 2005) and taking a long-term perspective on sustainable development where capabilities are key (Walpole et al., 2025). In the next section, we outline the challenges of smallholder farmers, followed...

... a need for new approaches and particularly those which move beyond a focus on individual firms to the wider SC. The third relationship is associated with ES in sustainable development contexts. In this domain, the literature is sparse and comparatively superficial in its approach. In most cases...

... business operations help address environmental problems; otherwise, there will be devastating environmental, economic and social consequences (Moffatt, 2004). Malaysia Supply chain management Sustainable development Newly industrialised economies Green supply chain Green purchasing Design...

... has come to be known as the triple bottom line (Global Reporting Initiative Guidelines, 2006 ; Elkington, 1999 ; Kleindorfer et al., 2005). Sustainable development Supply chain management Food industry Organizational culture Animal husbandry The economic success...

... at: svachon@clarkson.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Environmental management Sustainable development Supply chain management Over the last decade, the range of issues that have emerged and drawn the attention of managers has expanded enormously. Rather than simply evaluate...

... and consists of two elements. The first element identifies five different levels of sustainability at cell level. The second element operates at factory level and examines the degree to which the tools and techniques have been spread between cells. BPR Sustainable development Increasing market...

... approach involving all interrelated stakeholders is essential (Chilton, 2000; Lober, 1997). Stakeholders Sustainable development Transport © MCB UP Limited 2001 Producers and distributors of traditional fuels (especially gasoline) represent another group of potential competition...

.... Joint ventures, partnerships and strategic alliances may also provide firms with the benefits associated with networks, if managed appropriately. Sustainable development Organizational design These three limitations refer primarily to large traditional corporations that are hierarchical...

... as to achieve sustainable development has forced a redefinition of the operations function. This paper reviews the literature on operations management and environmental issues, in order to determine the role of operations in sustainability. We justify the need to include environmental performance as a new...

... Sustainable development Human resource management International standards Rapid industrial growth over the last two centuries has advanced mankind and the standard of living for many worldwide; however, this growth has often come at the cost of the natural environment. In response, many researchers...

... . and Gheorge , A . (1998), “ Foreword ”, International Journal of Sustainable Development , Vol. 1 No. 1 , pp. 1 ‐ 8 . Garrod , B . (1998), “ Are economic globalization and sustainable development compatible? Business strategy and the role of the multinational enterprise ”, International...

... Limited 2001 Environment Sustainable development Operations management The growing scientific evidence on the harmful long term effects of environmental pollution has led to increased demands for more sustainable industrial processes, so that the quality of life for future generations...