Paper aims This study aims to empirically explore the mechanisms by which supply chain
capabilities dedicated to risk management, robustness, and resilience contribute to …

Recent catastrophic events such as the Japanese Earthquake, Hurricane Katarina or the
Ukraine Crisis revealed the weaknesses of current supply chain configurations, which are …

Supply chain resilience is a comparatively unexplored area of supply chain research, that is
related to risk management, but at the same time differs from traditional risk management …

Abstract The term 'Supply Chain Resilience'has attracted much attention lately and
continues to remain a hot topic among researchers engaged in many disciplines. However …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to add clarity to the multidimensional concepts of
agility and resilience. In addition, this paper seeks to clarify the differences and similarities …

Supply chain resilience is an operational capability that enables a disrupted or broken
supply chain to reconstruct itself and be stronger than before. This paper examines …

Today's marketplace is characterized by intense competitive pressures as well as high
levels of turbulence and uncertainty. Organizations require agility in their supply chains to …

Managing supply chain disruption needs to be considered an important activity for
organizations. Supply chain risk management implies identifying, assessing, monitoring …

Due to the less secure and more unpredictable environment, supply chains are becoming
more fragile and suffering from disruption risks. Researchers have proposed that supply …

The current study aimed to determine alternative configurations of supply chain resilience
strategies for managing supply chain performance (SCP) during a severe disruption. To do …