Supply risk or the likelihood of supply disruptions is emerging as a key challenge to supply
chain management. The ability to identify which supplier has greater potential of a disruption …

In a networked environment, it is essential for organizations to share knowledge among
themselves if they want to achieve the global objectives such as collaborative innovation …

Resource‐based theory (RBT) suggests that purchasing and supply management (PSM)
practices can help buying firms enhance their performance. Consequently, the “PSM …

The growing popularity of outsourcing and offshore-partnering activities raises the issue of
what strategies are appropriate for firms to successfully manage customer–supplier …

Purpose–The purpose of this study is to analyse the role of relational power/dependent
asymmetries and symmetries in shaping socially responsible supply chain management …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to focus on the ambiguous relationship of information
and communication technologies (ICT) in the relationship between small suppliers and their …

Despite growing emphasis on the importance of supply chain visibility, few companies to
date have fully benefited from the information resources of their supply chain partners. A …

An important contribution to the literature on perceived environmental uncertainty (PEU) is
Milliken's distinction between state uncertainty, effect uncertainty, and response uncertainty …

Based on transaction cost economics and social exchange theory, this study investigates
how supplier justice influences buyers' specific investments and communication, which in …

The concept and operation of supply chain (SC) visibility remain underexplored questions in
supply chain management, as is the question of the facilitating role of inter-organizational …