| Name | Managing Sustainable Global Supply Chains: A Systematic Review of the Body of Knowledge |
| Author(s) | Brammer, Stephen, Stefan Hoejmose and Andrew Millington |
| Editor | |
| Year | 2011 |
| Publication Type | Report; Tools |
| Web Location | http://www.cbern.ca/kr/One.aspx?objectId=15781309&contextId=677979&lastCat=10527585 |
| Keywords | NBS systematic review, sustainability, supply chains, globalization, human rights |
| Areas of Interest | Globalization; Human Rights; Labour; Labour - Employee; Sustainability |
| Citation | Network for Business Sustainability. 2011. Managing Sustainable Global Supply Chains: A Systematic Review of the Body of Knowledge. Network for Business Sustainability. Retrieved from: nbs.net/knowledge |
| Summary | This systematic review synthesizes 194 studies spanning 25 years of research on sustainable supply chains and presents frameworks for developing competitive and sustainable global supply chains. Outlines a three-step process for developing sustainable global supply chains. Provides a new, helpful "best practices" framework on sustainable supply chain management. Provides an easy-to-use four-step checklist for building your sustainable supply chain. |
| Abstract / Description | About the Report:
- This systematic review synthesizes 194 studies spanning 25 years
of research on sustainable supply chains and presents frameworks for
developing competitive and sustainable global supply chains.
- Outlines a three-step process for developing sustainable global supply chains.
- Provides a new, helpful "best practices" framework on sustainable supply chain management.
- Provides an easy-to-use four-step checklist for building your sustainable supply chain.
Who Should Read the Report:
- Operational managers and executives who are looking to develop/improve their sustainable supply chain.
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| Publisher/Organization | Network for Business Sustainability (NBS) |
| Cluster Library | Business and Human Rights |