Supply chains in modern economy are fragmented and globalized following international
specialization. It brings economic benefits while at the same time may raise propagated risks …

The accelerating globalisation has resulted in the gradual emergence of its drawbacks (eg,
widening wealth gap, unbalanced labour market). In addition, current international trade …

Global supply links and geographically concentrated production networks allow a local
events such as natural disasters to become a global disruption or global events such as …

Purpose–The objective of this paper is to conceptualise supply chain resilience (SCRES)
and to identify and explore empirically its relationship with the related concepts of supply …

In the current economic environment, increasingly global, there is the general awareness
that companies are able to better compete if they act together, in supply chains, and thereby …

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 …

In recent years, building Supply Chain Resilience (SCRES) has gained considerable
interest as the best way firms can face up to disruptions and gain a competitive advantage …

Globalisation has integrated societies, countries, and economies through various channels.
The emergence of global supply chains as a main channel has improved connectivity and …

A series of unprecedented shocks is currently straining global supply chains, especially after
COVID 19 and Russian Ukrainian war, resulting in many supply chain disruptions. These …

The COVID 19 pandemic that emerged in late 2019 is one of the most critical supply chain
crises globally and in human history, prompting managers and academics improve the …