6.07.2

A TROUBLE SHARED IS A TROUBLE DOUBLED - POLICY INDUCED HEALTH WORKER MIGRATION FROM COUNTRIES WITH HEALTH WORKER SCARCITY

L. Kuula * ^[1] , K. Kauppi ^[1] , A. Nand ^[2]

6.07.3

IDENTIFYING STANDARDISED KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR INTERNAL HOSPITAL SUPPLY CHAIN: EVIDENCE FROM A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY

V. Belvedere , G. Interlandi * , S. Villa

6.07.4

INTEGRATING HEALTHCARE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION STRATEGIES

M. Rocheteau * , V. Tuomala

6.08.1

TRANSITION TOWARDS ZERO-EMISSION CONSTRUCTION SITES - THE ROLE OF BLOCKCHAIN, RESOURCE SHARING MODES AND PLANNING COORDINATION

U. Jüttner * , K. von dem Berge , D. Georgi , W. von Arx

6.08.2

AN ANALYSIS OF THE DEMAND FOR NET ZERO CLIMATE COMMITMENTS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF INSTITUTIONAL THEORY

L. Gustavo *

6.08.3

SUSTAINABLE OPERATIONS IN VERTICAL FARMING: LOW-CARBON TECHNOLOGIES AND HYPER-LOCAL SUPPLY CHAIN INNOVATIONS

J. Yang * , P. Found , M. Kumar

6.08.4

THEORIZING IN SUPPLY CHAIN DECARBONIZATION THROUGH PARADOXES: A NARRATIVE SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

A. Fadiga * , L.M.D.F. Ferreira , J.F. Bigotte

6.09.1

THE INFLUENCE OF DIGITALIZATION STRATEGY AND INDUSTRY 4.0 ON THE LOCATION OF MANUFACTURING: AN SME PERSPECTIVE

J. Stentoft * , K.A. Wickstrøm , A. Haug , J. Piihl

6.09.2

A LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURING NETWORKS: LINKING PLANT-LEVEL, DYADIC LEVEL, AND NETWORK-LEVEL CHANGES

R. Gao ^[1] , C. Xiao * ^[2]

6.09.3

RESHORING IN CHALLENGING TIMES - THE DIRECT AND MODERATING INFLUENCE OF AI USE IN PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

S. Kinkel * , D. Richter