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200 10$aSustainable Supply Chains 2. 0 $eTowards Environmental, Social, and Economic Resilience
205   $a1st ed.
210  1$aCham :$cSpringer International Publishing AG,$d2024.
210  4$d©2024.
215   $a1 online resource (197 pages)
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327   $aIntro -- Introduction -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Risk as a Challenge for Business -- 1.1  EU Taxonomy and ESG Risk: The Typology, Definitions, Discussion -- 1.2  Influence of ESG Risk on the Business and Supply Chain Strategy -- 1.3  Role and Challenges of Transport and Logistic Sectors in the Context of Dealing with ESG Risk -- References -- 2: Sustainable Supply Chain: A New Paradigm for Supply Chain Strategy -- 2.1  Triple Bottom Line (3BL) as a Component of a Sustainable Supply Chain -- 2.2  Environmental, Economic, Social, and Institutional-Political Governance as a Factor Supporting the Implementation of the Sustainable Supply Chain Concept -- 2.3  Construction and Framework of a Sustainable Supply Chain: Supporting Strategies -- 2.3.1  Green Supply Chain -- 2.3.2  Social Supply Chains -- 2.3.3  R-Strategies -- 2.3.4  Closed-Loop Supply Chains -- 2.4  Sustainable Supply Chains -- 2.4.1  Barriers -- 2.4.2  Drivers -- 2.4.3  Benefits -- 2.4.4  Challenges -- 2.4.5  Principles and Paradigms -- 2.4.6  Strategies and Concepts -- 2.4.7  Elements -- 2.4.8  Practices -- References -- 3: Challenges for Resilient and Sustainable Supply Chains -- 3.1  Environmental, Social, and Economic Factors as Sources of Risk to Supply Chains -- 3.2  COVID-19 and War in Ukraine as a Part of Supply Chain Risk -- 3.3  Supply Chain Resilience -- References -- 4: Modeling of Sustainable Supply Chain 2.0. (Framework) -- 4.1  Environmental, Social and Economic Resilience in Sustainable Supply Chain -- 4.2  The Role of Financial, Social and Governance Aspects in Strengthening a Sustainable Resilient Supply Chain -- 4.3  Analysis of the Research Data -- 4.3.1  Data Collection -- 4.3.2  Confirmatory Factor Analysis -- 4.3.3  Reliability Analysis -- 4.3.4  Structural Equation Modeling (SEM).
327   $a4.3.5  Model Evaluation -- 4.3.6  Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with Groups (Company Size) -- 4.3.7  Conclusions and Futures Directions -- References -- Index.
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