... in the network. The study reveals the duplicity of the nascent market, which encourages supply chain actors to develop their individual business models to take a larger market share or become future competitors to current collaborators. On the nascent market with few developed regulations, the network enables...

... sustainability, safety and health regulations and standards. However, there is a noticeable absence of empirical research on measuring and mitigating PSM vulnerabilities, especially considering the distinct challenges faced by large engineer-to-order project-oriented manufacturers. To address these issues...

...Alisha Tuladhar; Michael Rogerson; Juliette Engelhart; Glenn C. Parry; Birgit Altrichter Purpose Firms are increasingly pressured to comply with mandatory supply chain transparency (SCT) regulations. Drawing on information processing theory (IPT), this study aims to show how blockchain technology...

... only Europe Empirical study Partnership Regulations Supply risk AEO Customs European Union Supply chain security Security certification Survey Factor analysis The European Union (EU) authorized economic operator (AEO) certification is a customs-to-business partnership program...

... continued existence presents a theoretical challenge to institutional theory, illustrating how “[…] illegitimate practices can persist over time in the interstices of prevailing regulative, normative, and cultural-cognitive systems” (p. 63). He argues that that to understand the phenomenon, it is necessary...

... that determine the competitive dynamics, and by extension the appropriation of value, in the chain. Regulatory intervention by the state is identified as a key mediating factor in this case. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Supply chain Value chain Electricity industry Competitive strategy Regulations...