Sage Handbook of Logistics and Supply Chain Management

• Utgivningsdatum: 2027-05-08
• Mått: 174 x 246 x undefined mm
• Format: Inbunden
• Språk: Engelska
• Antal sidor: 592
• Förlag: SAGE Publications Ltd
• ISBN: 9781529690101

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• Entreprenörskap
• Företagsekonomi

David B. Grant was Vice Rector (Dean) of Research and Societal Impact and Professor of Supply Chain Management and Social Responsibility at Hanken School of Economics, Helsinki, Finland. He was also a Bualuang ASEAN Chair Professor at Thammasat University, Bangkok, Thailand. David received his PhD from Edinburgh University and his thesis received the James Cooper Memorial Cup PhD Award from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (UK) in 2003. His research interests included logistics customer service, satisfaction and service quality, retail logistics including omnichannel, reverse and sustainable and societal logistics. David′s work was widely published and he was Senior Associate Editor for the International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management, Associate Editor for the Journal of Supply Chain Management and on the editorial board of several other international journals.Professor Edward Sweeney is Deputy Executive Dean at Edinburgh Business School. He has worked and lectured in over 70 countries in Europe, North America and Asia. Ed is an experienced researcher with over 200 publications including books and book chapters, papers in international peer-reviewed academic journals and articles in leading trade publications. He is a member of the international editorial boards of several leading academic journals including the International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management, International Journal of Logistics Management, the International Journal of Logistics: Research and Applications and the International Journal of Engineering Business Management. In 2015 he was elected by his peers as Chairman of the Logistics Research Network (LRN). LRN, part of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), is the UK’s premier network for academics, researchers, practitioners and other interested individuals working in the area of logistics, supply chain and operations management. Ed has worked as an external examiner at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in numerous universities in the UK and overseas. In addition to his core teaching and research work, he has also worked with many of the world′s leading companies over the years in various capacities. Ed is also a regular keynote speaker at supply chain events in the UK and internationally, and a regular commentator in the broadcast and print media on supply chain issues.Dr Erica Ballantyne is a Senior Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management at the University of Sheffield Management School. She leads the Logistics, Operations & Supply Chain Management Theme within the university′s Supply Chain, Operations & Logistics Applied Research Centre; and is co-director of the Climate-Health-Resilience Research Network at the University of Sheffield.Erica is an applied, interdisciplinary researcher whose work sits at the intersection of logistics, sustainable transport, and supply chain operations. Her current research focuses on retail returns, reverse supply chains, and transport logistics applications for energy storage and electrification. She brings a wealth of practical experience to her academic work, having previously held various operational and management roles within the logistics and transport industry, including at a major European 3PL and other leading supply chain contractors, primarily in the FMCG and grocery sector.Her research, which has appeared in leading international journals, is characterised by strong industry collaboration and real-world impact, for which she has won several awards. Erica holds a PhD from the Institute for Transport Studies at the University of Leeds and is an active member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, where she contributes to the Logistics Research Network. She has been involved in several large UKRI and EU-funded interdisciplinary projects, consistently drawing on her deep expertise to bridge the gap between academic theory and logistics practice.Professor Ruth Banomyong is Professor of Supply Chain and Logistics and Director of the Center of Excellence (CoE) in Connectivity at Thammasat Business School, Thammasat University. He earned his PhD in International Logistics from Cardiff Business School in 2001. His research focuses on multimodal transport, international logistics, trade facilitation, connectivity policy, humanitarian logistics, and supply chain resilience.Professor Banomyong has published more than 100 academic papers and reports and has authored or edited over 10 books. He has advised international organisations including UNCTAD, UN-ESCAP, the World Bank, ADB, ASEAN, OECD, and UN-OHRLLS. His academic and professional recognitions include the James Cooper Cup (CILT-UK), Supply Chain Asia’s Educator of the Year Award, the IEOM Distinguished Educator Award, and Thailand’s National Outstanding Researcher Award in Economics.Elizabeth L. Jackson has a background in agribusiness and food supply chains, holding First-class Honours in Agribusiness Marketing from Curtin University. She worked at CBH Group in research and operations, managing grain quality and regional operations while completing an MBA. She later led business development for Canola Breeders Western Australia. Her ARC-Linkage PhD examined behavioural drivers of wool producers’ attitudes to forward contracts. She held academic roles in the UK at Newcastle University and the Royal Veterinary College, leading programmes and researching food marketing, livestock supply chains, and biosecurity. Since joining Curtin in 2017, she is now Associate Professor (2023), teaching supply chain management, mentoring colleagues, contributing to professional standards, and serving on national industry boards.Dr Sarah Shaw is the Director of The Logistics Institute and a Reader in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Hull. Her work focuses on sustainable supply chain transformation, carbon footprint mapping, and ESG reporting. She is an industry-embedded and informed academic leader whose career combines 14 years of senior level experience in business logistics plus 12 years in academia. Her substantial track record of applied research and Knowledge Exchange, along with her industrial experience directly inform her research. Sarah leads on multiple research projects with a range of industrial partners, including Wren Kitchens, Birds Eye, McCains, The Royal Mint and Team GB, delivering collaborative projects and Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) on sustainable supply chain transformation. She led and spearheaded the campaign that enabled Hull University to be certified as a ‘Bronze Carbon Literate Educator’ helping to embed Carbon Literacy skills across the University and business community. She serves as a Board Director and Trustee for the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport UK (CILT) and previously won "Leader of the Year" at the Women in Logistics Awards, UK.

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