Operations Management and Sustainability: New Research Perspectives (Hardcover, 2019)

Introduction to the theme and the book Poul Houman Andersen & Luitzen de Boer Section I: SOM Strategy and Management Sustainable operations Strategy and Management: an introduction chapter to section I Poul Houman Andersen Flexibility of environmental regulations and the impact on operations innovation Ramakrishnan Ramanathan Organizational Drivers and Barriers of Circular Supply Chain Operations Roland Levering & Bart Vos Inconsistent norms in buyer-supplier relations - a study of sustainability introduction in the Apparel industry Ulla Normann Christensen Section II: Theory building within SOM Theory building within SOM: an introduction chapter to section II Poul Houman Andersen Business models in the circular economy and the enabling role of circular supply chains Luciano Batista, Michael Bourlakis, Palie Smart & Roger Maull Disentangling Sustainability-Oriented Innovation and Its Link to Environmental Sustainability: An Exploratory Study in the Aviation Industry Rohit Nishant, Alok Choudhary, Hung Yao Liu & Mark Goh The impact of negative social / environmental events on the market value of supply chain partners Mauro Fracarolli Nunes Section III: Selected practices, methods and tools for SOM Maximizing the retained value of product cannibalization based on circular economy principles Eva Faja Ripanti, Benny Tjahjono Sustainable inter modal train transport Pinja Raitasuo, Anu Bask & Mervi Rajahonka Mapping logistics services in sustainable production and consumption systems: what are the necessary dynamic capabilities? Tim Gruchmann, Gustavo De La Torre & Klaus Krumme Using the green Performance Map: towards the next step in material efficiency measurement, Sasha Shahbazi, Magnus Wiktorsson & Martin Kurdve Section IV: SOM Capability development Green capabilities and performance outcomes in logistics industry Pinja Raitasuo, Markku Kuula, Alex J. Ruiz-Torres & Max Finne, Interaction between buyer and supplier in green public procurement, an absorptive capacity perspective Mieko Igarashi