More firms than ever before are disclosing the provenance of their products, results of
product testing, and suppliers' compliance with labor‐practice norms in their annual reports …

Purpose This paper aims to examine how companies enact traceability in their global supply
chains (SCs) to achieve sustainability goals and how this so-called traceability for …

The article titled “Defining Supply Chain Management” published in 2001 in the Journal of
Business Logistics has been cited over 4,900 times in the last 17 years. In this paper, we first …

The measurement of sustainability within industrial supply chains is becoming increasingly
relevant, with both industry and academia calling for the development of a general and …

Despite the anticipated benefits and the numerous announcements of pilot cases, we have
seen very few successful implementations of blockchain technology (BCT) solutions in …

With the emergence of distributed ledger technology (DLT), numerous practitioners and
researchers have proclaimed its beneficial impact on supply chain transactions in the future …

An emerging body of work acknowledges the challenges focal firms face in gathering
material information about their extended supply chains and begins to point to the role of …

Digital platforms are changing economies and societies, challenging the fundamental
institutions of democracy and requiring an understanding of the driving factors behind the …

Firms are increasingly held accountable for their suppliers' transgressions. Consequently,
firms need to develop upstream visibility to exercise control over their supply chains. An …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine how organisations report on the detection
and remediation of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains and to understand …