Sustainable supply chain governance: A literature review

IF 4.8 Q1 Economics, Econometrics and Finance

Business Ethics-A European Review Pub Date : 2024-02-26 DOI:10.1111/beer.12668

Linh Thuy Nguyen, Rob Zuidwijk

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Abstract

Governance is one of the core concepts underlying sustainable supply chain (SC). Although governance practices are widely acknowledged and implemented, literature discussing those practices is not as thoroughly organized. The purpose of this paper is therefore to investigate the forms, dynamics, and development of sustainable supply chain governance (SSCG). We reviewed a total of 126 articles in operations and SC management peer-reviewed journals spanning 15 years of recent research. Our literature analysis unveils several key themes concerning the popularity of contractual and relational governance, the role of SC lead firms, the network perspective, and the dynamics of governance mechanisms. At a higher conceptual level, we conclude that there exists a mutually dependent relationship between SSCG and SC complexity. The study summarizes and conceptualizes the recent scholarly conversations about SSCG and offers an agenda for further research.

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可持续供应链治理：文献综述

治理是可持续供应链（SC）的核心理念之一。尽管治理实践已得到广泛认可和实施，但讨论这些实践的文献却没有得到充分整理。因此，本文旨在研究可持续供应链治理（SSCG）的形式、动态和发展。我们查阅了运营和可持续供应链管理同行评审期刊上的 126 篇文章，时间跨度为 15 年。我们的文献分析揭示了几个关键主题，涉及合同治理和关系治理的普及、供应链牵头企业的作用、网络视角以及治理机制的动态。在更高的概念层面上，我们得出结论认为，SSCG 与 SC 复杂性之间存在相互依存的关系。本研究总结了近期学术界关于 SSCG 的讨论，并将其概念化，为进一步研究提供了议程。

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