Table 2

Humanitarian outputs from Cardiff University and selected frequently cited context papers 1996–2020

YearAuthorsTitlePublication typeKey themes
1996 Beresford and RugambaEvaluation of the transport sector in RwandaReportRwanda, transport, rehabilitation
1998 BeresfordRe-evaluation of the transport sector in Rwanda: An assessment of policyReportRwanda, transport, trade corridors, multimodal
2000 Jennings, Beresford and BanomyongEmergency relief logistics: A disaster response modelWorking paperHumanitarian, emergency relief, logistics, model
2003 UNESCAPTransit transport issues in landlocked and transit developing countriesReportLandlocked, transit transport, trade, multimodal, model
2005 Fritz InstituteLogistics and the effective delivery of humanitarian reliefReportHumanitarian aid, emergency relief, logistics
2005 Pettit and BeresfordEmergency relief logistics: An evaluation of military, non-military and composite response modelsJournal paperHumanitarian aid, emergency relief, logistics, military, models
2006 Lu, Pettit and BeresfordCritical success factors for emergency relief logisticsJournal paperEmergency relief, critical success factors, logistics
2006 UNESCAPIntegrated international transport and logistics system for North-East AsiaReportAfrica, transport, logistics, trade, multimodal, model
2007 Kovacs and SpensHumanitarian logistics in disaster relief operationsJournal paperHumanitarian aid, disaster relief, logistics
2008 Roh, Beresford and PettitHumanitarian aid logistics: Response depot networksConference paperHumanitarian aid, logistics, prepositioning, depot networks
2009 Beresford and PettitEmergency logistics and risk mitigation in Thailand following the Asian tsunamiJournal paperThailand, tsunami
2009 Pettit and BeresfordCritical success factors in humanitarian aid logisticsJournal paperHumanitarian, critical success factors, logistics
2010 Choi, Beresford, Pettit and BayusufHumanitarian aid distribution in East Africa, A study in supply chain volatility and fragilityJournal paperEast Africa, humanitarian aid, volatility, fragility
2010 Tatham and PettitTransforming humanitarian logistics – The journey to supply network managementJournal paperHumanitarian, logistics, networks
2011 Pettit, Beresford, Whiting and BanomyongThe 2004 Thailand tsunami reviewed: Lessons learnedBook chapterThailand, tsunami
2012 Beresford and PettitHumanitarian aid logistics: The Wenchuan and Haiti earthquakes comparedBook chapterWenchuan, Haiti, earthquake, humanitarian aid, logistics
2012 Knight, Pettit and BeresfordAgility in humanitarian aid supply chainsConferenceHumanitarian aid, supply chain, agility
2012 UNESCAPTime/Cost-distance methodologyReportTransport, time-cost-distance, model
2014 Pettit, Beresford, Whiting, Banomyong, and BeresfordThe 2004 Thailand tsunami and the April 2012 tsunami warning: were lessons learned?Book chapterThailand, tsunami warning, “human” logistics
2014 CrossDisaster agencies and military forces: not such strange bedfellows after all!Book chapterDisaster relief, military, structures
2015 Roh, Beresford, Pettit and HarrisThe pre-positioning of warehouses at regional and local levels for a humanitarian relief organisationJournal paperHumanitarian, logistics, prepositioning, warehouses
2016 Knight, Pettit, Beresford, and SohnHumanitarian aid logistics: a New area for the public service agenda?Book chapterHumanitarian, logistics, public service
2017 Kim, Pettit, Beresford, and HarrisTowards a better understanding of humanitarian supply chain integrationBook chapterHumanitarian, supply chain, integration
2018 Kim, Pettit, Beresford, and HarrisAn exploration of horizontal supply chain integration for humanitarian and disaster reliefBook chapterHumanitarian, supply chains, horizontal integration, disaster relief
2018 Kwak, Sanchez-Rodrigues, Mason, Pettit and BeresfordRisk interaction identification in international supply chain logistics: Developing a holistic modelJournal paperLogistics, risk, supply chain, model, decision hierarchies
2020 Nikolopoulos, Petropoulos, Sanchez-Rodrigues, Pettit and BeresfordA disaster response model driven by spatial–temporal forecastsJournal paperDisaster, forecasting, model

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