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 …

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the instrumental role of supply chains in delivering
economic, human, and societal value. At the same time, the pandemic has intensified …

By examining the state of operations management (OM) research from 1980 to 2015 and by
considering three new industry trends, we propose new OM research directions in socially …

As supply chains become more complex and multi-tiered, managing corporate social
responsibility (CSR) of lower-tier suppliers is more challenging and draws increasing …

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

This article seeks to provide research opportunities in “socially responsible supply chains”. I
first provide some background and context from the wider literature. Then I outline case …

A buying firm might in the future incur costs associated with a supplier's carbon dioxide
emissions, safety violations, or other social or environmental impacts. Learning about a …

We develop a game-theoretic model to study the incentive for competing manufacturers to
share supplier audit information. Based on the audit information, each manufacturer decides …

Supply chain fairness refers to the practices that members in a supply chain treat each other.
Due to imperfections of a competitive market, some members could exploit their positions or …

Amid growing calls for transparency and social and environmental responsibility, companies
are employing different strategies to improve consumer perceptions of their brands. Some …