The supply chain management discipline has seen a tremendous growth in the use of
experimental methods. Given the large number of published studies, the time seems …

Organizational researchers are now making widespread use of ecological momentary
assessments but have not yet taken the logical next step to ecological momentary …

Social desirability issues are long known, but not long gone. Across major purchasing and
supply management (PSM) research streams, surprisingly few empirical studies explicitly …

Middle‐range theory (MRT) refers to conceptualizations that apply to some, but not all,
contexts. While MRT sacrifices generalizability, it yields rich, actionable insights in the …

With the growth of e‐commerce and associated home deliveries, understanding the role of
drivers in sha** the customer experience in last‐mile delivery is now more crucial than …

Purpose The purpose of this research is to highlight the significance of advancing research
methodologies in logistics, operations and supply chain management. It seeks to expand the …

Supplier selection is a critical decision with sustainability impacts in global supply chain.
This study explores how different dimensions of a supplier's sustainability can affect …

Buyer–supplier relationships provide ample opportunities for trust violations to occur. Yet the
literature on the impact and outcomes of violations of trust in buyer–supplier relationships is …

Purpose Organizations increasingly rely on cross-functional teams to deal with supply chain
(SC) disruptions. These teams may use their broad range of connections and expertise to …

Purpose Given increasing customer expectations and disturbances to product returns
management, capabilities such as supply chain resilience (SCR) can complement service …