دانلود رایگان مقاله انگلیسی بررسی ادبی سیستماتیک در زمینه مدیریت زنجیره تامین سبز: پیامدهای تحقیق - الزویر 2018

abstract

This article aims to present the Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) practices from a comprehensive point of view and to analyze the subject's behaviour in the last ten years, through a systematic literature review/bibliometric analysis in articles published from 2006 to 2016. Through the research profiling method, we identified that (i) the most frequent research contexts were “GSCM financial impact” and “motivations to GSCM implementation”, (ii) the automotive, textile/manufacturing and electronic sectors were the most discussed, (iii) the most used research methods were those involving empirical procedures, iv) Web of Science and Scopus databases gathered 96.7% of the articles used in this analysis, (v) there is a high concentration of researches from countries academically established and recognized, while developing countries are also present, (vi) Journal of Cleaner Production was the most cited journal and with more publications about GSCM, (vii) Samir Srivastava's article had the highest Citation Score, and (viii) there are 11 GSCM research clusters. In addition, we discuss the content covered in the literature review, seeking to extend the understanding of the scenario where the GSCM is inserted nowadays and helping to identify research opportunities for researchers interested in such subject.

6. Final considerations

For the achievement of this research objectives, we analyzed 339 publications on GSCM, searching “Web of Science”, “Scopus”, “Taylor & Francis” “Science Direct” and “Ingenta Connect” databases, selecting the terms “Green Supply Chain management” and “GSCM” in the title, abstract and keywords, applying the restriction of be published in English language journals between 2006 and 2016, as an extended sequel of Srivastava (2007) research.

For the construction of Systematic Literature Review, articles resulting from the research were read, studied and classified in categories related to methodological procedures, context, and area where the research took place. Such reading process of 339 articles was necessary to make feasible the literature analysis (research areas, authors, methods, etc.), seen in Tables 5e15. For the development of the Research Profiling, articles information was loaded to VantagePoint software and, after processing, they were organized in tables and graphs. Data was also processed by CitNetExplorer to identify Citation networks, and by CitEspace to generate research cluster figures.