Behavioral operations research has proliferated greatly over the decade since its first formal
review in 2006. The growth of the field warrants an objective mapping of contributions to the …

In today's global economy, an ever-increasing number of companies are dealing with
international partners, instigating a need to understand the impact of cultural differences on …

Risk is a significant issue for supply chain managers. Not only must they contend with
multiple dimensions of risk in decision‐making, they must reconcile decision‐making with …

Organizations investing in supply chain information systems struggle to ensure successful
adoption and implementation. Projects fail because of technical caveats, inability to meet …

Negotiations are an essential element of buyer–supplier relationships that form the
foundation of modern supply chains. Research has identified two common types of …

Today's globally competitive environment presents ample opportunity for buyers to dissolve
relationships by switching suppliers. While previous studies have described supplier …

Despite the benefits of supplier integration (SI), research suggests such collaborative
initiatives are inhibited by behavioral constraints. While studies tend to advance technical …

Carrier selection is a specialized sourcing decision with sustainability impacts in every
supply chain. This research tests the effects of a transportation carrier's economic …

The use of student samples in logistics research is a controversial issue that often invokes
vigorous debate among scholars. Critics of the practice claim that students are not able to …

How impartial are managerial decisions? This question is particularly concerning when it
comes to making green investment decisions in the face of stakeholder pressures. When …