Annals of Operations Research
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Volume 361, month 6, 2026
- Credit risk modeling innovations in a changing world pp. 1-6

- Galina Andreeva, Jonathan Crook and Christophe Mues
- The hidden risks of credit risk stress test parameterizations: spurious default probability projections unveiled pp. 7-26

- Bernd Engelmann
- The at-Risk approach: a new tool for stress tests and overlays pp. 27-60

- Guillaume Flament, Christophe Hurlin and Quentin Lajaunie
- Defining and comparing SICR-events for classifying impaired loans under IFRS 9 pp. 61-98

- Arno Botha, Esmerelda Oberholzer, Janette Larney and Riaan de Jongh
- Loss given default model for online microloans using neural network based quantile model pp. 99-130

- Qi Kuang, Xingchen Lu, Sirong Luo and Ziyang Wang
- Profit scoring and portfolio selection for online microloans pp. 131-166

- Xingchen Lu, Ziyang Wang and Sirong Luo
- A new Twitter based credit rating model methodology pp. 167-209

- Leonie Goldmann, Jonathan Crook and Raffaella Calabrese
- Predicting corporate credit ratings using the content of ESG reports pp. 211-238

- Petr Hajek, Jean-Michel Sahut and Renata Myskova
- The power of satellite imagery in credit scoring: a spatial analysis of rural loans pp. 239-276

- Mingyan Leng, Zhiyong Li, Wenhan Dai and Baofeng Shi
- Credit risk prediction for SMEs based on multi-view learning with hierarchical attention mechanism pp. 277-308

- Zhensong Chen, Hao Chen, Qingyan Tong, Yanxin Liu and Xiaoqian Zhu
- Efficient multimodal learning for corporate credit risk prediction with an extended deep belief network pp. 309-346

- Sichong Lu, Xiaoming Zhang, Yi Su, Xiaojun Liu and Lean Yu
- Tabular Image: a method to convert tabular data to images for convolutional neural networks pp. 347-381

- Junhao Liang, Xingjie Wei and Barbara Summers
- A ‘divide and conquer’ reject inference approach leveraging graph-based semi-supervised learning pp. 383-412

- Zongxiao Wu, Yizhe Dong, Yaoyiran Li and Yaorong Liu
- The population resemblance statistic: a chi-square measure of fit for banking pp. 413-435

- C. J. Potgieter, C. Van Zyl, W. D. Schutte and F. Lombard
- AdaFuse: memory-augmented adaptive fusion for few-shot fraud detection in heterogeneous graphs pp. 437-463

- Xuhui Wang, Wayne Lin, Jun Zhao and Zhuang Liu
- Fair models in credit: intersectional discrimination and the amplification of inequity pp. 465-502

- Savina Kim, Stefan Lessmann, Galina Andreeva and Michael Rovatsos
- The 2-Shapley value for bicooperative games pp. 503-527

- Manuela Basallote, Hugo A. Galindo, Inés M. Gallego and Andrés Jiménez-Losada
- Vessel sharing agreements under nonlinear costs pp. 529-563

- Francesco Caruso, Maria Carmela Ceparano and Federico Quartieri
- Simulation-based design optimization of deep-lane autonomous vehicle storage and retrieval systems (AVS/RS) for efficient and sustainable automated picking pp. 565-608

- Alberto Faveto, Luigi Panza and Giulia Bruno
- Optimal VPPI strategy under Omega ratio with stochastic benchmark pp. 609-636

- Guohui Guan, Lin He, Zongxia Liang and Litian Zhang
- Scalable Load Balancing in Interference-prone Queueing Systems pp. 637-679

- Jazeem Abdul Jaleel, Mohammad Delasay and Sherwin Doroudi
- Strategic financing decisions in E-commerce supply chains: the battle of platform credit financing and trade credit financing pp. 681-710

- Wen-Hui Jiang, Zhen-Song Chen and Qiang Yang
- No good Markov strategies for Büchi objectives in countable MDPs pp. 711-726

- Stefan Kiefer, Richard Mayr, Mahsa Shirmohammadi and Patrick Totzke
- One Man, One Vote, One Price pp. 727-750

- László Á. Kóczy and Balázs R. Sziklai
- Robust risk evaluation of joint life insurance under dependence uncertainty pp. 751-778

- Takaaki Koike
- Analysing responsible investment practices: a tool for corporate social responsibility implementation using MCDM approach pp. 779-803

- Liyuan Lu, Murugesan Palaniappan, Mark Christhian Barrueta Pinto and Adriana Montenegro Torres
- A two-echelon vehicle routing problem with multi-trips, synchronisation constraints and direct deliveries, in the context of city logistics pp. 805-835

- Bruno Oliveira, António Galrão Ramos and Jorge Pinho de Sousa
- A proximal algorithm for constrained multiobjective minimization with quasiconvex functions pp. 837-871

- E. A. Papa Quiroz, O. A. Bermeo Carrasco and R. Ichpas
- Classification-based policies for the online on-demand warehousing problem pp. 873-894

- Alessio Sclafani, Simona Mancini, Sara Ceschia, Antonella Meneghetti and Margaretha Gansterer
- Tripartite evolutionary game analysis on openness strategy for technology service platform pp. 895-922

- Dong Yang, Xiaolin Sun, Ting Yang and Mengya Pei
- A multi-objective memetic algorithm for energy-efficient flow shop group scheduling problem with a dynamic speed-scaling mechanism pp. 923-955

- Shuaipeng Yuan, Bailin Wang, Sihan Wang, Yihan Pei and Tieke Li
- Modeling the role of made-in effect in the fashion industry pp. 957-987

- Dóra Longauer, Sándor Danka and Tamás Vasvári
- Developing an interpretable decision support framework for brain tumor screening pp. 989-1012

- Ismail Abdulrashid, Theerawat Jindapoo, Dursun Delen, Samuel Gaskins and Moses Ndovie
- Sustainability and resilience improvement in uncertain environment: a risk mitigation approach toward achieving sustainable development goals pp. 1013-1052

- Astha Sharma, Dinesh Kumar and Navneet Arora
Volume 360, month 5, 2026
- Addressing the unaddressed: a review of future research directions for post-pandemic supply chains pp. 1-13

- Kannan Govindan
- Product availability and stockpiling in times of pandemic: causes of supply chain disruptions and preventive measures in retailing pp. 15-47

- Berdymyrat Ovezmyradov
- Optimal multi-stage group partition for efficient coronavirus screening pp. 49-65

- Yuvraj Gajpal, S. S. Appadoo, Victor Shi and Guoping Hu
- Simulation-based multi-criteria decision making: an interactive method with a case study on infectious disease epidemics pp. 67-96

- Fabian Dunke and Stefan Nickel
- Fighting against COVID-19: what operations research can help and the sense-and-respond framework pp. 97-113

- Tsan-Ming Choi
- Towards sharing economy 2.0 with autonomous vehicles? Modeling the impact of COVID-19 on the e-hailing taxi service industry pp. 115-146

- S. Srivatsa Srinivas and Rahul R. Marathe
- A mathematical model for managing the multi-dimensional impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in supply chain of a high-demand item pp. 147-192

- Sanjoy Kumar Paul, Priyabrata Chowdhury, Ripon Kumar Chakrabortty, Dmitry Ivanov and Karam Sallam
- Examining operational efficiency with prudent risks of Covid-19: a contextual DEA analysis with an undesirable intermediate measure pp. 193-223

- Sanjeet Singh, Vincent Charles and Utsav Pandey
- Organizational resilience of the airline industry using an Integrated epidemic and airline hub location model with traffic prediction pp. 225-250

- Mustapha Oudani, Karim Zkik, Amine Belhadi, Sachin Kamble, Anass Sebbar and Hanane El Raoui
- Multi-attribute COVID-19 policy evaluation under deep uncertainty pp. 251-288

- Jack Mitcham and Jeffrey Keisler
- Depth-wise dense neural network for automatic COVID19 infection detection and diagnosis pp. 289-309

- Abdul Qayyum, Imran Razzak, M. Tanveer and Ajay Kumar
- Optimization of inpatient care unit resources during COVID-19 pandemic pp. 311-334

- Manas Ghosh and Elkafi Hassini
- COVID19 epidemic outbreak: operating rooms scheduling, specialty teams timetabling and emergency patients' assignment using the robust optimization approach pp. 335-365

- Mojtaba Arab Momeni, Amirhossein Mostofi, Vipul Jain and Gunjan Soni
- XOR-best worst method and its assessment to COVID-19 sectorial impact pp. 367-390

- Noureddine Kouaissah and Amin Hocine
- A mathematical programming approach for equitable COVID-19 vaccine distribution in developing countries pp. 391-424

- Madjid Tavana, Kannan Govindan, Arash Khalili Nasr, Mohammad Saeed Heidary and Hassan Mina
- Vaccine supply decisions and government interventions for recurring epidemics pp. 425-452

- Yuqing Pan, Chi To Ng, Ciwei Dong and T. C. E. Cheng
- A sociotechnical approach to vaccine manufacturer selection as part of a global immunization strategy against epidemics and pandemics pp. 453-482

- Fernando A. F. Ferreira, Devika Kannan, Ieva Meidutė-Kavaliauskienė and Inês M. T. Vale
- Evaluating the impacts of COVID-19 outbreak on supply chain risks by modified failure mode and effects analysis: a case study in an automotive company pp. 483-513

- Amir Hossein Ghadir, Hadi Rezaei Vandchali, Masoud Fallah and Erfan Babaee Tirkolaee
- A multi-objective mathematical programming model for location-routing of COVID-19 healthcare waste in Tunisia pp. 515-536

- Hela Frikha and Fedia Daami
- Data-driven technologies for global healthcare practices and COVID-19: opportunities and challenges pp. 537-572

- Nnamdi Ogbuke, Yahaya Y. Yusuf, Angappa Gunasekaran, Nora Colton and Dharma Kovvuri
- Impact of sustained lockdown during Covid-19 pandemic on behavioural dynamics through evolutionary game theoretic model pp. 573-589

- Prashant Premkumar, Jimut Bahan Chakrabarty and A. Rajeev
- Coordination mechanism of integrative humanitarian-business partnership for relief supplies with the consideration of public engagement amidst the Coronavirus Disease 2019 pandemic pp. 591-627

- Fanshun Zhang, Hao Huang, Cejun Cao and Qin Yang
- Operations research in epidemic-logistics management: from 2012 to 2025 pp. 629-683

- Xiaoxiao Zhu, Ming Liu and Enrico Zio
- A Shapley value for games with expanded coalitions pp. 685-701

- M. J. Albizuri, M. Cerny and J. M. Zarzuelo
- New DEA models for business partnerships: evidence from nonhomogeneous banking pp. 703-722

- Gholam R. Amin and Mustapha Ibn Boamah
- Minimising cycle time in multi-manned assembly line balancing problem with dependent task times pp. 723-766

- Enric Andreu-Casas, Alberto García-Villoria and Rafael Pastor
- An enhanced simulation-based approach for multicriteria evaluation of SMEs’ performance pp. 767-813

- Silvia Angilella, Michalis Doumpos, Maria Rosaria Pappalardo and Constantin Zopounidis
- Time-constrained energy minimization for online execution of a stochastic DAG task pp. 815-838

- Jonatha Anselmi, Bruno Gaujal and Karl Gottlieb
- Advancing firefighter games: novel integer programming formulations and the cost-value model pp. 839-878

- Marta Baldomero-Naranjo, Jörg Kalcsics, Antonio M. Rodríguez-Chía and Catriona Wedderburn
- Lifted formulations for the Target Visitation problem pp. 879-914

- Ali Balma
- Agency theory and higher-order risk changes pp. 915-950

- Claudio A. Bonilla, Hervé Roche and Marcos Vergara
- The effect of reducing the number of matches in round-robin tournaments with four teams: evidence from beach volleyball pp. 951-977

- Alessandro Di Mattia and Alex Krumer
- Dynamic aircraft maintenance stand scheduling via graph attention network and deep reinforcement learning pp. 979-1006

- Runxia Guo, Yanlong Xie and Guihang Liu
- Linear optimization with local differential privacy for resource sharing pp. 1007-1041

- Utku Karaca, Nurşen Aydın, Sinan Yıldırım and Ş. İlker Birbil
- Restaurant revenue management through combinatorial auctions pp. 1043-1072

- Martina Luzzi, Francesca Guerriero, Giusy Macrina and Chefi Triki
- Predicting energy poverty using household budget survey: a machine learning approach pp. 1073-1100

- Giuseppe Scandurra, Alfonso Carfora, Antonio Thomas and Cecilia Camporeale
- Student assignments with preferences and maximum diversity pp. 1101-1124

- Arne Schulz
- Efficient local and tabu search strategies for large-scale general quadratic integer programming pp. 1125-1147

- Haibo Wang and Bahram Alidaee
- Unrelated parallel machine scheduling problem with setup times and additional resources: an enhanced metaheuristic to address resource-related infeasibilities pp. 1149-1176

- Juan C. Yepes-Borrero, Javier Alcaraz, Marta López-García and Mario Villaizán-Vallelado
- Can the reliance on project creativity promote its crowdfunding success? pp. 1177-1207

- Yue Yu, Honglin Yang and Hong Wan
- Mathematical programming for rapid pandemic vaccine distribution under capacity and lead-time constraints pp. 1209-1249

- Yun-Chia Liang and Dominico Laksma Paramestha
- Correction: How digital transformation enhances supply chain resilience and organisational performance: a digital affordance perspective pp. 1251-1251

- Siyue Zhang, Jiangtao Hong, Kwok Hung Lau and Yu Tian
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