2.08.1

17:00

EXPLORING THE TRANSFORMATIVE SOCIAL OUTCOMES OF EDI IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A WEST-AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE

A. Essien * ^[1] , O.T. Bukoye ^[2] , A. Oyedijo ^[3]

Bristol, United Kingdom ^[1] , Bath, United Kingdom ^[2] , Texas, United States of America ^[3]

2.08.2

17:20

EVALUATING FORCED LABOR MITIGATION BARRIERS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A SUPPLIER PERSPECTIVE FROM AN EMERGING COUNTRY

F. Asadov * ^[1] , A. Abdulloyev ^[2] , A. Iftikhar ^[1] , L. Liu ^[1]

Lancaster, United Kingdom ^[1] , Bukhara, Uzbekistan ^[2]

2.08.3

17:40

(HOW) DO INFORMAL COOPERATIVES ENHANCE UPSTREAM SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY?

G. Razak * , M. Chakkol

Coventry, United Kingdom

2.08.4

18:00

SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE PROCUREMENT PRACTICES IN COFFEE SUPPLY CHAINS

M.F. Sugihartanto *

Helsinki, Finland