Most Recent Articles from Journal of Supply Chain Management

• Looking forward, pushing back and peering sideways: analyzing the sustainability of industrial symbiosis 

  INTRODUCTION Waste is "raw material in the wrong place" (Boons 2008, p. 149--citing Talbot 1919 Millions From Waste) Garbage has earned a...

  09/22/09 by Pratima Bansal; Brent McKnight · More from publication

• Food for thought: social versus environmental sustainability practices and performance outcomes 

  INTRODUCTION Few industries have received as much recent public attention as the food industry. From supply chain management vulnerabilities...

  09/22/09 by Madeleine E. Pullman; Michael J. Maloni; Craig R. Carter · More from publication

• An empirical examination of reverse auction appropriateness in B2B source selection 

  INTRODUCTION Sourcing continues to become more strategic in nature because: (1) it is a key link between an organization and its suppliers that...

  09/22/09 by Timothy G. Hawkins; Wesley S. Randall; C. Michael Wittmann · More from publication

• Triads in services outsourcing: bridge, bridge decay and bridge transfer 

  Typically, a triad of actors is involved in any outsourcing situation: the buyer, the supplier and the buyer's customer. In manufacturing, the...

  07/01/09 by Mei Li; Thomas Y. Choi · More from publication

• Special topic forum on non-significant and contradictory results 

  Many authors have noted that journals are biased toward publishing manuscripts with statistically significant results that confirm theory (Stanley,...

  07/01/09 by Mark Pagell; Murat Kristal; Kate Blackmon · More from publication

• Special topic forum on using archival and secondary data sources in supply chain management research 

  Much empirical research in supply chain management has been based on primary data--data that has been collected for the research at hand. Typical...

  07/01/09 by Roger Calantone; Shawnee K. Vickery · More from publication

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