Editorial Design and Management of Sustainable and Resilient Supply Chains

Abstract

Discusses the design and management of sustainable and resilient supply chains. Organizations are under varied and increasing pressure from a broad spectrum of stakeholders to incorporate sustainability measures into their supply chainmanagement practices. In this environment, the development and availability of analytical models and decision support tools can help organizations make more effective and informed decisions. To respond to this call, academic research on sustainable supply chain design and management has seen substantial development over the past two decades and. Most efforts to achieve supply chain sustainability have been predominantly directed at reducing the environmental burdens of the supply chain, commonly measured in terms of greenhouse gas emissions and resource consumption. The social sustainability aspect has focused more on the potential damage to human health, community, or society at large.

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