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The scope of supply chain management research
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An expanded scope for supply chain management research is advocated in this paper, which accounts for the social function and the political and economic implications of supply chain developments, arguing that the research agenda must not be driven by the notion of efficiency alone, but should also be developed around the concept of the just supply chain.Abstract:
An expanded scope for supply chain management research is advocated, which accounts for the social function and the political and economic implications of supply chain developments. It is argued that the research agenda must not be driven by the notion of efficiency alone, but should also be developed around the concept of the just supply chain.read more
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