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The role of logistics service providers in the development of sustainability-related innovation

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Centralised distribution systems and the environment : how increased transport work can decrease the environmental impact of logistics

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System-level impacts of electrification on the road freight transport system : a dynamic approach

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Taking control in reverse distribution systems : coordinators playing games of power and trust

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Environmental practices as offerings and requirements on the logistics market

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