A review of current trends and future directions in reverse logistics research

The sustainability onion: a panoramic view of a parent concept, its paths, and progeny

“…Generally, sustainability risks can be seen from social, environmental and economic perspectives. 3 For instance, social responsibility risks threaten the license to operate in the mining sector. This also includes the risks tied to the perception of over-consumption of resources and reputational risk linked to investment in projects with potentially damaging ecological effects.…”

“…Aryee and Adaku noted that researchers are gravitating toward sustainability. 3 Cozzolino and De Giovanni established that firms are taking the path of sustainability. 4 Besides, Alkaraan et al, and Chen et al illustrated that the doctrines of sustainability have percolated into policies and initiatives.…”

Reverse Logistics in the Construction Industry: Status Quo, Challenges and Opportunities

“…Currently, many scholars have systematically reviewed RL and supply chain management (SCM), and drawn valuable conclusions from different perspectives. For instance, Aryee and Adaku [28] fill a gap in systematic scientific research on RL through bibliometric and content analysis, uncovering six critical themes: importance, drivers, implementation resources, practices, empirical studies, and mathematical modeling, via qualitative analysis. Detwal et al [29] research on metaheuristic methods, emphasizing its importance in promoting the realization of circular economy in dealing with SC optimization issues.…”