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Special Issue on Humanitarian Relief Chains in Honor of Prof. Benita Beamon. Guest Editor: Burcu Balcik

Special issue on humanitarian relief chains in honor of Professor Benita Beamon

Burcu Balcik
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Centralized vehicle leasing in humanitarian fleet management: the UNHCR case

Nathan Kunz; Luk N. Van Wassenhove; Rob McConnell; Ketil Hov
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Borrowing theories in humanitarian supply chain management

Tunca Tabaklar; Árni Halldórsson; Gyöngyi Kovács; Karen Spens
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Hybrid simulation modeling for humanitarian relief chain coordination

Caroline C Krejci
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Measuring humanitarian supply chain performance in a multi-goal context

Ira Haavisto; Jarrod Goentzel
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How standards and modularity can improve humanitarian supply chain responsiveness: The case of emergency response units

Marianne Jahre; Nathalie Fabbe-Costes
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