Today's society is becoming aware that a new economic model of production and
consumption must take into account its environmental and social impact. Industries are …

The literature on organizations and the natural environment, published since 1992, is
reviewed, with the purpose of determining if and what the contributions have been to …

In this paper, we investigate the green product design issues in supply chains under
competition. Our research questions address how supply chains' decisions on the …

Purpose This paper introduces initial foundations of a sustainability-dominant logic theory
intersecting the sustainable operations and supply chain management (SOSCM) discipline …

There has been an increase in interest towards corporate activities aimed at reducing or
eliminating the waste created during the production, use and/or disposal of the firm's …

The implementation of socially sustainable practices in suppliers situated in challenging
institutional contexts is examined using institutional theory, both in terms of how institutional …

Despite the growing interest in environmental management practices (EMPs), research to
date has typically analyzed a limited range of these practices and used traditional data …

The greening of product innovation process has been under study by researchers, but
mostly it is at an anecdotal level. Extant literature asks for empirical study to explore how to …

This paper serves as an introduction to this special issue of the journal on the topic of
sustainability. It commences with definitions of sustainability, followed by a description of the …

Purpose–Environmental sustainability literature provides extensive evidence that business
organizations, societies, and governments all have a stake in green operations …