Research Methodologies in Supply Chain Management

Kotzab, Herbert; Seuring, Stefan; Müller, Martin; Reiner, Gerald

Research Methodologies in Supply Chain Management

Edited by Herbert Kotzab (), Stefan Seuring (), Martin Müller () and Gerald Reiner ()

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Date: 2005
ISBN: 978-3-7908-1636-5
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Chapters in this book:

Is There a Right Research Design for Your Supply Chain Study?: Stefan Seuring, Martin Müller, Gerald Reiner and Herbert Kotzab
A Balanced Approach to Research in Supply Chain Management: Susan L. Golicic, Donna F. Davis and Teresa M. McCarthy
A Critical Discussion on the Theoretical and Methodological Advancements in Supply Chain Integration Research: Dirk Pieter Donk and Taco Vaart
Measuring Supply Chain Integration — Using the Q-Sort Technique: Sakun Boon-itt and Himangshu Paul
Supply Chain Management and the Challenge of Organizational Complexity — Methodological Considerations: Stig Johannessen
The Configurational Approach in Supply Chain Management: Axel Neher
Conducting a Literature Review — The Example of Sustainability in Supply Chains: Stefan Seuring, Martin Müller, Magnus Westhaus and Romy Morana
Research Methodologies in Supply Chain Management — What Do We Know?: Árni Halldórsson and Jan Stentoft Arlbjørn
The Role and Importance of Survey Research in the Field of Supply Chain Management: Herbert Kotzab
Web-based Surveys in Logistics Research: An Empirical Application: David B. Grant, Christoph Teller and Wolfgang Teller
SCM Research Methodologies: Employing Structural Equation Modeling: Cristina Gimenez, Rudolf Large and Eva Ventura
Structural Equation Modeling as a Basis for Theory Development within Logistics and Supply Chain Management Research: Carl Marcus Wallenburg and Jürgen Weber
Customers’ Perceptions of Service Quality by TPL Service Providers in the United Kingdom — A Confirmatory Factor Analysis: Harlina Suzana Jaafar and Mohammed Rafiq
Third Party Logistics in Thailand — From the Users’ Perspective: Pornpen Setthakaset and Chuda Basnet
A Market-Oriented View of SCM — Researching Criteria and Instruments in the Public Procurement Process: Edeltraud Günther and Ines Klauke
Case Study Research in Supply Chains — An Outline and Three Examples: Stefan Seuring
A Proposal for Case Study Methodology in Supply Chain Integration Research: Teresa M. McCarthy and Susan L. Golicic
Using Case Study Methods in Researching Supply Chains: Marie Koulikoff-Souviron and Alan Harrison
Multilevel Issues in Supply Chain Management: Marian Oosterhuis, Eric Molleman and Taco Vaart
Cost Management along the Supply Chain — Methodological Implications: Richard Chivaka
Case Studies and Surveys in Supply Chain Management Research — Two Complementary Methodologies: Cristina Gimenez
Towards Triangulation — Blending Techniques in Supply Chain Management Context: Ozlem Bak
Action Research in Supply Chain Management — An Introduction: Martin Müller
The Application of Action Learning and Action Research in Collaborative Improvement within the Extended Manufacturing Enterprise: Rick Middel Ir., Louis Brennan, David Coghlan and Paul Coughlan
Integrating Environmental and Social Standards into Supply Management — An Action Research Project: Julia Koplin
Supply Chain Diagnostics to Confront Theory and Practice — Re-Questioning the Core of Supply Chain Management: Günter Prockl
A Logistics and Supply Chain Approach to Seaport Efficiency — An Inquiry Based on Action Research Methodology: Khalid Bichou and Richard Gray
Supply Chain Management Research Methodology Using Quantitative Models Based on Empirical Data: Gerald Reiner
Of Stocks, Flows, Agents and Rules — “Strategic” Simulations in Supply Chain Research: Andreas Größler and Nadine Schieritz
Analysis of Supply Chain Dynamics through Object Oriented Simulation: Francesco Casella, Giovanni Miragliotta and Luigi Uglietti
The Potential of Cooperative Game Theory for Supply Chain Management: Jörn-Henrik Thun
Modeling the Effect of Product Architecture Modularity in Supply Chains: Juliana H. Mikkola
Heuristics in the Multi-Location Inventory System with Transshipments: Lars Magne Nonås and Kurt Jörnsten
Contract Typology as a Research Method in Supply Chain Management: Alejandra Gomez-Padilla, Jeanne Duvallet and Daniel Llerena
Load Dependent Lead Times — From Empirical Evidence to Mathematical Modeling: Julia Pahl, Stefan Voß and David L. Woodruff
Recovery Network Design for End-of-Life Vehicles: Heinz Ahn, Jens Keilen and Rainer Souren
Modeling and Integrated Assessment of Mass and Energy Flows within Supply Chains: Jutta Geldermann, Martin Treitz, Hannes Schollenberger and Otto Rentz
Socrates Thematic Network to Enhance European Teaching and Research of Operations as Well as Supply Chain Management: José A. D. Machuca, Rafaela Alfalla Luque, Macarena Sacristán Díaz and Gerald Reiner

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