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24 February 2026
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The International Journal of Logistics Management provides a platform for development and examination of management theory and practice relating to logistics and the supply chain. We seek to deliver relevant research that delivers credible knowledge to industry and society while advancing the discipline.

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Logistics accessibility and medical risk in deceased-donor kidney discard: an empirical healthcare supply chain analysis
Evolution of post-pandemic work practices in supply chain-related professions
The inside-out outside-in view of supply chain resilience: a case study
Resilience for you, vulnerability for me: lessons to build a resilient, equitable, and sustainable global apparel supply chain
Human resource policies and practices in enhancing women's engagement in decision-making in logistics
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March 13 2026
Humans at the center!? Analyzing digital workplace characteristics and their impact on truck drivers’ perceived workload
Sarah M. Straub
February 24 2026
Leveraging AI for accurate supply chain risk classification: optimizing the operational parameter space of LLMs
Linus Kühl, Jost Wiethölter et al.
February 17 2026
Investigation of supply chain transparency practices of healthcare firms from modern slavery reporting
Vei Yie Tan, Kamrul Ahsan et al.
January 30 2026
The impact of packaging firms’ circularity practices and policies on their environmental packaging performance
Stuart Danvers, Michael Jay Polonsky et al.
December 10 2025
Integrating external stakeholders for green innovation in third-party logistics: the mediating role of green absorptive capacity
Martin Bálint, Luís Miguel D.F. Ferreira et al.

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