Supply Chain: A System in Crisis

Edited by Stefan Gold, Professor of Sustainability Management, Faculty of Economics and Management, University of Kassel, Germany and Andreas Wieland, Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management, Department of Operations Management, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

• Contents:PART I DIAGNOSING THE CRISIS1 The supply chain in crisis 2Andreas Wieland and Stefan Gold2 Supplying the Anthropocene: cultural turning in process 11Pasi Heikkurinen, Toni Ruuska, Johanna Hohenthal,Jenny Rinkinen, Jarkko Pyysiäinen, Joshua HurtadoHurtado, Jessica Jungell-Michelsson, Heini Salonen, TinaNyfors and Milla Suomalainen3 Fostering the crisis of supply chains: the institutional dimension 27Christoph ScherrerPART II SYMPTOMS OF THE CRISIS4 The global regulation of supply chains and human rights:linked but fractured 41Janne Mende5 Understanding modern slavery through the lens ofbehavioral ethics 61Mehrdokht Pournader, Andrew P. Kach and Vikram Bhakoo6 Supply chain justice 74Lee Matthews and Minelle E. Silva7 Wages, prices, and power: can customer-mandated livingwages solve supply chain exploitation? 84Steve New8 A just transition towards making precarious work rare,safe, and legal 111Sandra L. Fisher, Annachiara Longoni, Davide Luzzini,Mark Pagell, Mike Wasserman and Frank WiengartenPART III WAYS OUT OF THE CRISIS9 Humanitarian supply chains: challenging the system 127Gyöngyi Kovács and Graham Heaslip10 Circular economy 133Philip Beske-JanssenIndex 150

‘A timely book written and edited by highly knowledgeable academics. The authors provide a good historical background on supply chain crises as well as a way forward during critical times. There are many of the “wicked” supply chain problems considered in this text. A very worthwhile endeavor!’