Multi-tier sustainable supply chain management
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2019-03-29
Author(s)
Hofstetter, Joerg S.
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Book Chapter
Language
English
Abstract
A focal company’s boundary of accountability for social or environmental misconduct in its supply chain is hard to define. Non-sustainable business practices can occur at all stages in the supply chain: at raw material exploitation, intermediate production, or transportation. And it can occur atany tier of supplier. Thus investigating multi-tier supply chain sustainability is critical. This chapter argues for the relevance of sub-tier suppliers’ supply chains. Included in the discussion is institutionalizing sustainability standards throughout the entire supply chain, and the role of multi-tier analysis. Background on transparency and impact on sub-suppliers, drivers for active sub-supplier management, and critical factors for sub-supplier management are all introduced. Research implications and directions complete this chapter.
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HF Commerce
ISBN
9781786434272
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Research Handbooks in Business and Management series
Publisher
Elgar
Submitter
GrimmJ
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Grimm, J., & Hofstetter, J. S. (2019). Multi-tier sustainable supply chain management. Elgar. https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.9331
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