The COVID-19 pandemic has immensely impacted the economic, social, and environmental
pillars of sustainability in human lives. Due to the scholars' increasing interest in responding …

As many unethical practices and violations of social norms originate from higher tier
suppliers and their sub-suppliers, it is of paramount importance to ensure social …

The pandemic has created a restrictive working system including remote working, and
flexible hours for the firms and employees all around the globe, thus transforming into a …

This study proposes a model based on competitive advantage and signaling theories that
show how green human resource management (GHRM) leads to corporate environmental …

The recent outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has exposed the fragility of the
clothing supply chain operating in South Asian countries. Millions of workers have become …

Supply Chain organizations in the present global environment operate in market that is
increasingly complex and dynamic in nature. Sustainable supply chain becomes inevitable …

This study examines how green intellectual capital (GIC) affects economic and green
performance through green innovation. We show ways in which a firm's performance is …

Using two theoretical lenses—organizational citizenship behavior for the environment
(OCBE) and supplies‐values fit theory (SVFT)—the present study examines the influence of …

Recurring controversies involving supply chain-related sustainability incidents suggest that
firms with a global presence struggle to improve environmental, social and economic …

This work makes the case for integrating two industrial waves that promise to re-shape
current patterns of production and consumption: Industry 4.0 and environmentally …