An effective sustainability management requires the development of a holistic approach, thus considering social, economic, as well as environmental dimensions and simultaneously adopting a supply chain perspective. This exploratory study intends to investigate through a multiple case study how contextual factors influence the adoption and the implementation of sustainability practices along a company’s supply chain. Moreover, a contingency perspective is adopted to examine the certification and collaboration mechanisms developed in three different supply chains managed by a focal firm operating in the coffee industry.
Towards A Contingency-Based Framework To Analyze Supply Chain Sustainability: Evidences From Three Supply Chains in The Coffee Industry
ROMANO, Pietro
2013-01-01
Abstract
An effective sustainability management requires the development of a holistic approach, thus considering social, economic, as well as environmental dimensions and simultaneously adopting a supply chain perspective. This exploratory study intends to investigate through a multiple case study how contextual factors influence the adoption and the implementation of sustainability practices along a company’s supply chain. Moreover, a contingency perspective is adopted to examine the certification and collaboration mechanisms developed in three different supply chains managed by a focal firm operating in the coffee industry.File in questo prodotto:
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