VOLUNTARY SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY PROGRAMS: A SYSTEMATIC COMPARISON

Ximena Gutierrez · Juha Hintsa

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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management Maritime Security and History Border Security and International Relations

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Abstract: International crime and terrorism has become a major concern to both governments and businesses, due to the vulnerability of international supply chains of being either a direct target for crime and terrorism, or a means to deliver weapons. In response to this new threat, several voluntary supply chain security programs have been created or modified. This paper analyses and compares nine different security initiatives around the world, to establish their compatibility and identify the security measures that may become mandatory in the near future. The study is carried out as an archive study, supported by direct input from various program experts.

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2001Supply Chain Management under the Threat of International Terrorism 2003BUILDING A SECURE AND RESILIENT SUPPLY NETWORK.2005Evaluating the SEcurity of the Global Containerized Supply Chain

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