Adding Relevance to Rigor in Research: The JBL Practitioner Panel

Thomas J. Goldsby · Walter Zinn

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Business and Management Studies Publishing and Scholarly Communication Quality and Supply Management

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The logistics and supply chain fields find themselves at an interesting point in time, where disruptive technologies and innovative business models reframe our notions of relevance. Business professionals face unprecedented challenges for which academic research can enlighten and lead practice. We call for the research community to take up this challenge, and we feature a new JBL Practitioner Panel that can help to illuminate the most pressing issues calling for research focus.

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2016Sustainability and the False Sense of Legitimacy: How Institutional Distance Augments Risk in Global Supply Chains 2016Technology Innovation and New Business Models: Can Logistics and Supply Chain Research Accelerate the Evolution?2016Stock Market Reaction to Quality, Safety, and Sustainability Awards in Logistics 2016Coping With Dependence: A Logistics Strategy Based on Interorganizational Learning for Managing Buyer–Supplier Relations 2016Risk Management Strategies in Transportation Capacity Decisions: An Analytical Approach

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