Supply chain sustainability: learning from the COVID-19 pandemic
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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Abstract
Purpose This paper, a pathway, aims to provide research guidance for investigating sustainability in supply chains in a post-COVID-19 environment. Design/methodology/approach Published literature, personal research experience, insights from virtual open forums and practitioner interviews inform this study. Findings COVID-19 pandemic events and responses are unprecedented to modern operations and supply chains. Scholars and practitioners seek to make sense of how this event will make us revisit basic scholarly notions and ontology. Sustainability implications exist. Short-term environmental sustainability gains occur, while long-term effects are still uncertain and require research. Sustainability and…
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Keywords
- Sustainability
- Social sustainability
- Sustainability organizations
- Supply chain
- Triple bottom line
- Business
- Originality
- Sustainability science
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Life in Land
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