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Green Startup Report 2026

Fichter, Klaus; Neumann, Thomas; Olteanu, Yasmin; … - 2026

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From supply chains to service ecosystems : exploring the transformation toward realizing servitization

Fischer, Isabel - 2026

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An analytical framework for causal decision-making in international trade

Vanegas-López, Juan Gabriel; Pérez-Aguirre, Carlos Andrés - 2026

In international trade, selecting an Incoterm is a critical decision impacting costs and risks. Previous quantitative studies relied on traditional econometric models imposing strict linearity, limiting causal interpretation. This study addresses this gap by applying a causal inference framework...

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Engineered precarities : algorithmic management in data work and content moderation

2026

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Blockchain in mining and mineral supply chains : a systematic mapping review of traceability, governance, and operational coordination

Diaz, Félix; Cerna, Nhell; Liza, Rafael; Motta, Bryan - 2026

Background: Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies are increasingly proposed to strengthen traceability, governance, visibility, and coordination in mining and mineral supply chains, but mining-specific evidence remains fragmented. Methods: We conducted a systematic mapping review of...

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Invisible Workers, visible harms : perils and precarities of AI labour

2026

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Fragmented responsibility : labour exploitation and governance gaps in AI supply chains

2026

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Reconfigurable manufacturing systems : a systematic review and classification framework with implications for supply chain resilience

Kechagias, Evripidis P.; Gayialis, Sotiris P.; … - 2026

Background: Reconfigurable Manufacturing Systems (RMSs) address the deficiencies of previous manufacturing systems with expandable capacity and capability to respond to dynamic demand. While research on RMSs has been ongoing for decades, comprehensive classifications and categorizations of RMS...

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Driving sustainability in industrial supply chains : insights from the Iranian steel sector

Hamzehlouie, Alireza; Haghani, Maziar - 2026

This research investigates the interplay between technology adaptation and macropolicies (MP) on the sustainability of supply chains in the steel industry in Iran. The sector holds significant importance for economic growth and environmental sustainability, making it a crucial area of...

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Integrating big data into sustainable supply chain management : a pathway to enhanced firm performance in Ghana's food and beverage sector

Nyamah, Edmond Yeboah; Nyamah, Evelyn Yeboah; Agbodza, Mavis - 2026

The study examines how big data analytics moderate the relationship between sustainable supply chain management practices, specifically sustainable design, procurement, and distribution, and impact firm performance in Ghana's food and beverage manufacturing sector.Data were gathered from 295...

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How sustainability practices translate into business performance : the mediating role of traceability implementation in food supply chain operations

Jakkranuhwat, Nattakan; Ravipim Chaveesuk; … - 2026

Background: Global food supply chains increasingly require sustainable and transparent operations; however, empirical evidence linking sustainability practices to firm performance remains inconsistent. This study examines how sustainability practices are translated into measurable business...

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Downstream food waste in restaurant supply chains : behavioural drivers and implications for sustainable logistics in a Mediterranean context

Karra, Maria; Koumpoti, Antonia; Saridi, Marina; … - 2026

Background: Food waste at the consumption stage creates inefficiencies in food supply chains, with restaurants acting as downstream nodes where consumer behaviour affects operations. This study examines the behavioural drivers of plate waste in restaurants in Greece, within a Mediterranean...

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Integrating efficiency and priority in circular energy supply chains : a DEA-informed BWM analysis of second-life EV battery ecosystems in emerging economies

Masudin, Ilyas; Restuputri, Dian Palupi; Handayani, Dwi … - 2026

Background: The global transition to low-carbon energy systems has intensified the need for circular approaches in energy supply chains, yet studies on second-life EV battery ecosystems in emerging economies remain fragmented between barrier prioritization and efficiency assessment. Methods:...

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The interplay between operational supply chain transparency and sustainable supply chain : does supply chain complexity and business regulatory compliance matter?

Amoh Junior, Prince; Fianko, Alexander Otchere; Boateng … - 2026

This study examines the relationship between operational supply chain transparency (OSCT) and sustainable supply chains using business regulatory compliance (BRC) as a moderator and supply chain complexity (SCC) as the mediator in manufacturing firms in Greater Kumasi, Ashanti region.The survey...

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Motives for sustainable supply chain management practices adoption among established non-service sector enterprises : a cross-country study

Dele-Ijagbulu, Oluwafemi Joshua; Hove-Sibanda, Progress - 2026

Background: Although industrialisation of the 20th century advanced economic prosperity, it resulted in significant environmental deterioration and other industrialisation-related deleterious environmental impact. However, extant research has mainly focused on outcomes rather than on the...

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Dynamic resource-capability view, agility, and resilience in supply chain : an organizational strategy perspective

Rana, Sudhir; Bamel, Umesh - 2026

Background: Research on what promotes agility and resilience in the supply chain from an organizational strategy perspective is limited. This paper profiles the factors that can enable supply chain agility and resilience, with a special emphasis on organizational strategy. Method: Using an...

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Digital pathways to efficiency : a multi-stakeholder assessment of Sri Lanka’s marine fish supply chain logistics

Lahiru Sandaruwan, Kariyawasam Pinikahana Gamage; … - 2026

Background: Studies of fish supply chain efficiency often rely on price spreads or frontier-based measures, which do not fully capture actor-level coordination performance in heterogeneous, informal supply chains. This study addresses this gap by developing a composite Market Efficiency Index...

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Demystifying the digital transformation of humanitarian supply chains through AidTech

Panagiotopoulos, Apostolos; Karyotis, Vasileios; … - 2026

Background: Humanitarian campaigns are more popular with more initiatives organized than ever by public and private bodies. Simultaneously, more peculiar challenges, such as zero-waste and transparency, are required compared to traditional supply chains. This work investigates the current...

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The strait of hormuz, towards a long-lasting solution

Karshenas, Massoud; Pesaran, M. Hashem; Smith, Ron - 2026

The disruption of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has once again exposed a structural weakness at the heart of the global energy system. Roughly a fifth of the world's seaborne oil passes through this narrow waterway. Any interruption carries immediate and far-reaching economic...

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The Strait of Hormuz, towards a long-lasting solution

Karshenas, Massoud; Pesaran, M. Hashem; Smith, Ron - 2026

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From shipments to supply chains : mining input-output links from firm-level trade flows

Mau, Karsten; Vicencio, Antonio; Xu, Mingzhi; Zheng, Yawen - 2026

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A comprehensive review of competency models for 3PL operations managers : Bibliometric and systematic analysis

Bakhouch, Safae; Benbba, Brahim - 2026

Background The growing complexity of logistics and supply chain management, particularly in third-party logistics (3PL) providers, highlights the need for effective competency models tailored to evolving operational demands. Current frameworks often lack the technical depth and global...

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The impact of logistics performance and green logistics performance on intra-ASEAN goods exports

Huong Vu Thi Thu; Nguyen Thu Thuy - 2026

This study utilizes the gravity model of international trade to analyze the effects of logistics performance (LPI) and green logistics performance (GLPI) on intra-regional export value among the 10 ASEAN member states during the 2010-2018 period. The findings reveal that: (i) The LPI of both...

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Matching logistics capabilities to environmental turbulence : a hybrid Fuzzy CRITIC-TAOV based method

Demir, Sercan; Gunduz, Mehmet Akif; Cura, Fatih; … - 2026

Environmental turbulence, which reflects the degree of complexity, volatility, and unpredictability of the external environment, impacts the performance of logistics service providers (LSPs) and has become vital for LSPs in recent years. Managers depend on logistics capabilities to hedge...

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Quality upgrading in global supply chains: evidence from Colombian coffee

Macchiavello, Rocco; Miquel-Florensa, Josepa; Roux, … - 2026

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Quality upgrading in global supply chains : evidence from Colombian coffee

Macchiavello, Rocco; Miquel-Florensa, Josepa; Roux, … - 2025

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Quality upgrading in global supply chains : evidence from Colombian coffee

Macchiavello, Rocco; Miquel-Florensa, Josepa; Roux, … - 2025

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Quality upgrading in global supply chains : evidence from colombian coffee

Macchiavello, Rocco; Miquel-Florensa, Josepa; Roux, … - 2025

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Analysing UKEF-supported supply chains : assessment of the number and nature of businesses supported by UK export finance

2026

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Spotlight on sustainable finance and managerial accounting : the analytical triad for a profitable and sustainable future

Lulaj, Enkeleda - 2026

This study, focused on sustainable finance and management accounting, explores the analytical triad of vsCHA (Value and Supply Chain Analysis), COA (Cost Analysis), and CIA (Continuous Improvement Analysis), examining their interactions and their impact on firm sustainability. Data were...

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The price of delay : supply chain disruptions and pricing dynamics

Baslandze, Salome; Fuchs, Simon - 2026 - Original version: August 2025, this version: March 2026

We study how supply chain disruptions shape consumer prices. We develop a simple model showing how disruptions that cause delivery delays affect pricing through product availability, beyond standard cost pass-through, and extend it to a setting with strategic interactions across firms....

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The price of delay : supply chain disruptions and pricing dynamics

Baslandze, Salome; Fuchs, Simon - 2025

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The price of delay : supply chain disruptions and pricing dynamics

Baslandze, Salomé; Fuchs, Simon - 2025

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The price of delay : supply chain disruptions and pricing dynamics

Baslandze, Salomé; Fuchs, Simon - 2025

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The paradox of cyber risk controls : an empirical analysis of readiness and protection inefficiencies in Thailand's financial sector

Sringam, Artid; Wuttidittachotti, Pongpisit - 2026

As Thailand's financial sector accelerates its digital transformation, cybersecurity has transitioned from a mere technical support function to a strategic imperative that governs operational risk and financial stability. This study empirically examines the efficacy of cyber risk controls and...

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Impact of the 2025 United States tariffs on firm export behavior : evidence from Asian customs data

Iseki, Ritsuko; Miyakawa, Daisuke; Shinozaki, Shigehiro - 2026

This paper dissects the impact of United States (US) tariffs introduced in 2025 on firm exports, concentrating on heterogeneity. Using comprehensive export customs data to the US from six selected Asian countries from January 2024 to August 2025, we confirm that for the first few months after...

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AI-powered tools for supply chain resilience : a dynamic capabilities perspective from Jordanian manufacturing firms

Haddad, Hazim; Jum'a, Luay; Al-Kalha, Ziad; Madanat, Hilda - 2026

Background: In an increasingly volatile global business environment, supply chain resilience has become a strategic imperative, particularly for firms operating in developing economies. Guided by Dynamic Capabilities Theory (DCT), this study examines how AI-powered tools foster an innovation...

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A conceptual framework toward the sustainable management of the aquaculture supply chain : insights and future research directions

Prastyabudi, Wahyu Andy; Solvang, Wei Deng - 2026

Background: Sustainable operations and management are imperative in many sectors, including aquaculture, to adapt to the increasing complexity and unprecedented challenges across the supply chain. Although research in sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) has grown significantly, it remains...

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The adoption of digital technologies in circular supply chains : from theoretical developments to practical applications

Morshedi, Mojdeh; Hargaden, Vincent; Papakostas, Nikolaos; … - 2026

Background: Digital technologies are increasingly integrated into circular supply chains (CSCs) to enhance resource efficiency and extend product lifecycles. However, the practical adoption of intelligent circular supply chains (iCSCs) remains underexplored. Methods: This study provides a...

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The knowledge pipeline : how supply chain information integration fuels green absorptive capacity, employee creativity, and innovation performance

Abourokbah, Safinaz H.; Salam, Mohammad Asif; Badawi, … - 2026

Background: With increasing environmental concerns, achieving sustainability in supply chains (SCs) requires strong cooperation among partners. This raises the question of how supply chain information integration (SCII) fosters green supply chain innovation performance (GSCIP). Thus, this study...

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The vehicle routing problem with time window and randomness in demands, travel, and unloading times

Pérez-Lechuga, Gilberto; Venegas-Martínez, Francisco - 2026

Background: The vehicle routing problem (VRP) is of great importance in the Industry 4.0 era because enabling technologies such as the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and geographic information systems (GISs) allows for real-time solutions to versions of the...

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AI-driven metaverse integration for sustainable manufacturing : the mediating role of digital supply chain resilience in Jordan’s industrial sector

Alheet, Ahmad Fathi - 2026

Background: This study examines how AI-driven metaverse integration enhances sustainable manufacturing performance in Jordan's industrial sector, with particular emphasis on the mediating role of digital supply chain resilience. Grounded in resource orchestration theory (ROT), the research...

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How does big data analytics drive supply chain resilience in pharmaceuticals? : exploring the roles of supply chain risk and ambidexterity

Al-Nuimat, Sara Sami; Al-Zu'bi, Zu'bi M. F.; Abdallah, … - 2026

Background: The primary objective of this study is to investigate the influence of big data analytics (BDA) on supply chain (SC) risk, SC ambidexterity, and SC resilience. It further examines the effects of SC risk and SC ambidexterity on SC resilience and explores their mediating roles in the...

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Blockchain technology and maritime logistics : a systematic literature review

Muñoz-Sánchez, Christian; Menéndez-García, Jesica; … - 2026

Background: Blockchain has been extensively discussed for enhancing transparency, traceability, and trust in general; however, there is fragmented empirical evidence available with respect to this issue within maritime logistics. The objective is to integrate and categorize peer-reviewed...

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Cognitive supply chain management and risk management in pharmaceuticals : the mediating roles of forecasting, synchronization, and transparency

Abushaikha, Ismail; AlQahtani, Munirah; Bwaliez, Omar M.; … - 2026

Background: This study examines the degree to which cognitive supply chain management (CSCM) indirectly enhances supply chain risk management (SCRM), addressing the lack of specific empirical research concerning the underlying mechanisms of this relationship. Specifically, this study tests the...

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Targeting toward optimal inventory in automotive industry : an analysis based on Six Sigma methodology

Puiu, Ionela-Roxana; Petre, Ioana Mădălina; … - 2026

Background: This paper presents an analysis and a structured framework for improving inventory accuracy in an automotive factory, considering the current context of global disruptions. In 2023, the company recorded 20,340 inventory adjustments (1695 per month) and a 0.24% monthly net value...

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Evaluation of digital technologies in food logistics : MCDM approach from the perspective of logistics providers

Maravić, Aleksa; Pajić, Vukašin; Andrejić, Milan - 2026

Background: In the era of rapid digital transformation, efficient food logistics (FL) is critical for sustainability and competitiveness. Maintaining food quality, minimizing waste, and optimizing costs are complex challenges that advanced digital technologies aim to address, particularly amid...

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Artificial intelligence-driven supply chain agility and resilience : pathways to competitive advantage in the hotel industry

Elshaer, Ibrahim A.; Azazz, Alaa M. S.; Aljoghaiman, … - 2026

Background: The extraordinary disturbances faced by the hotel industry, ranging from worldwide health problems to political instability and climate change, have highlighted the insistent need for more resilient and agile supply chain (SC) systems. This study explored how artificial intelligence...

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Beyond average effects : performance-dependent logistics challenges in emerging Asian transportation trade

Al-Majali, Audai; Alsarayreh, Ahmad; Alqaralleh, Huthaifa - 2026

Background: Emerging Asian economies face a critical policy dilemma: macroeconomic and sustainability factors affect high-performing and struggling logistics exporters in fundamentally different ways. Methods: Analysing transportation trade data from China, South Korea, India, Vietnam, Malaysia,...

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The nearshoring loop : a review of triggers, location choice, and captured outcomes

Platas-López, Alejandro; Cruz-Mejía, Oliverio - 2026

Background: Nearshoring has risen after shocks and policy shifts. We synthesize evidence in a compact loop linking triggers (trade frictions, supply-chain risk, new agreements) to location choices mediated by multidimensional proximity (geographic, institutional, organizational, social,...

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Approaches, challenges, and opportunities in humanitarian logistics integrated with reverse logistics and sustainability

Garcia, Aline Monteiro Campos; Alves, Veridiana Souza … - 2026

Background: Reverse Logistics (RL) can reduce waste, mitigate environmental impacts, and enhance operational efficiency in Humanitarian Operations (HOs). Nevertheless, it remains weakly institutionalised and insufficiently recognised as a structuring component of Humanitarian Logistics (HL),...

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The role of AI-driven supply chains in shaping agility, adaptability, and technology adoption under market turbulence

Zaid, Ahmed Adnan; Jum'a, Luay - 2026

Background: This study examines the influence of AI-driven supply chains on the adoption of automation and robotics within Jordanian manufacturing firms, emphasizing the role of supply chain adaptability and agility as mediators and market turbulence as a moderator. Methods: Drawing on dynamic...

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Artificial intelligence adoption in event logistics : barriers, critical success factors, and expert consensus from a Delphi study

Matias, Sofia; Dias, Álvaro Lopes; Pereira, Leandro - 2026

Background: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly adopted across logistics and service operations, yet limited research explains how it supports back-end event logistics or what factors enable or hinder its implementation. This study investigates how AI can be applied across event...

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Freight allocation logistics for HSR intermodal networks : GNN-RL implementation and Ottawa-Quebec corridor case study

Ren, Yong Lin; Awasthi, Anjali - 2026

Background: Freight allocation is a vital decision in distribution logistics to minimize costs and gain environmental benefits. In this paper, we address the problem of freight allocation optimization on an HSR intermodal network with application for the Ottawa-Quebec City corridor where the HSR...

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Incentive strategies and dynamic game analysis for supply chain quality governance from the perspective of agricultural product liability

Zhong, Jianlan; Liu, Hong - 2026

Background: From the perspective of product liability, this study explores how agricultural product e-commerce enterprises can enhance the quality of the agricultural product supply chain through quality incentive strategies. Methods: Based on a tripartite evolutionary game model, the strategic...

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A risk-integrated supplier selection framework for shipbuilding materials : a hybrid BWM-TOPSIS approach

Pribadi, Sri Rejeki Wahyu; Santosa, Budi; Wirjodirdjo, … - 2026

Background: Supplier selection in shipbuilding is a high-stakes decision problem due to stringent quality requirements, compressed construction schedules, and elevated project risks. This study develops a systematic decision-support framework for selecting shipbuilding material suppliers while...

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Beyond the buffer : a hierarchical blueprint for resilient supply chain

Seshadri, Narassima Madhavarao; Palaniswamy, … - 2026

Background: Supply Chain Flexibility (SCF) has transitioned from being viewed merely as a competitive edge to now being essential for survival during the current "high-impact, low-frequency" disruption era. Most research treats Supply Chain Flexibility enablement as a list of unrelated elements....

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