A Systematic Literature Review of Reverse Logistics of End-of-Life Vehicles: Bibliometric Analysis and Research Trend

He, Meiling; Lin, Tianhe; Wu, Xiaohui; Jian-qiang, Luo; Peng, Yongtao

doi:10.3390/en13215586

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“…Bibliometric analysis of the literature review is the most famous and strong quantitative statistics technique used by different research teams who are dealing with high quantity of research publications and literature mapping in different field such as SSCM (Khan et al 2021a , 2021b ), waste management (Ranjbari et al 2021 ) and reverse logistics (He et al 2020 ), sustainable development (Du et al 2021 ), and technological innovations (Lee et al 2014 ). However, bibliometric analysis is very efficient in suggesting and guiding the future research direction of any field by providing a comprehensive evaluation of identified relationships among different factors of the area in publications, journals, citations, and co-citations (Ranjbari et al 2021 ).…”

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Sustainable supply chain management and green technologies: a bibliometric review of literature

Waqas

Tabish

Tanveer

et al. 2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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To attain ecological sustainability and transition to sustainable supply chain management (SSCM), effective technological innovation (TI) and solid waste management (SWM), as likely impending resources, are essential components. From 2000 through 2021, a detailed map of SSCMs in the context of TI and systematic history will be created, highlighting the most significant research themes and trends, primary features, development, and possibly relevant areas for future study. Due to utilizing bibliometric analysis, text mining, and content analytics methodologies, the following concerns were addressed: (1) How has SSCM research progressed over time in the TI domain? (2) Which SSCM research areas and trends receive the most attention in the TI domain? Additionally, (3) what are the research directions for SSCM in the context of TI? As a result, bibliometric networks were developed and examined using 983 journal articles from the Scopus database to highlight the substantial body of literature. As a result, SSCM has been divided into five crucial study themes: (i) transition to TI, (ii) SSCM in closed-loop supply chains, (iii) municipal solid waste management (MSWM), (iv) environmental consequences and life-cycle evaluation, and (v) policymakers and practitioners in SSCM can use the SSCM research landscape and its primary highlight patterns to guide and add in the TI. Considering SSCM research as a way to reduce waste, future study directions are also suggested.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable supply chain management and green technologies: a bibliometric review of literature

Waqas

Tabish

Tanveer

et al. 2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…Second, Gao et al [50] recommended the WoS database for social sciences due to the high proportion of exclusive journals. Moreover, the database gained a high reputation and recognition in the scientific community, and thus, it became a primary source of citation data [51]. Therefore, WoS appears to be more suitable for searching and analyzing the scientific literature at the publication level [49].…”

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Determinants of Energy Efficient Innovation: A Systematic Literature Review

2021

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Engaging firms to generate and adopt energy efficient innovation is crucial for balancing energy needs for sustainable development. In addition, a reduction in energy consumption can address environmental problems and lower production costs by reducing materials and/or energy costs and costs related to compliance with regulations. Considering the lack of systematic reviews focused on the determinants of energy efficient innovation, we address this gap and set forth to enhance the body of knowledge in the field of energy efficient innovation. To achieve the research aim, a systematic literature review and qualitative content analysis were conducted. This study offers two contributions. First, the study distinguishes the determinants of energy efficient innovation in three levels: micro-level, meso-level, and macro-level. According to the findings, the following determinants of energy efficient innovation are highlighted at the micro-level: (1) cost savings; (2) previous experience; (3) technological capabilities; (4) green capabilities; (5) innovation capabilities; (6) knowledge development; (7) organizational innovations; (8) financial resources; (9) investment in tangible assets. Meanwhile, the determinants are distinguished at the meso-level: (1) competitive pressure; (2) customer and provider pressure; (3) external knowledge cooperation; (4) social pressure; (5) voluntary agreements. Finally, the determinants are disclosed at the macro-level: (1) government subsidies; (2) current or future regulation. Second, the study provides insights on the determinants of energy efficient innovation and sets an agenda for future research. The study demonstrates the need for further investigations on the drivers of energy efficient innovation as compared to general eco-innovation.

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“…As noted in [20], future research should focus on building multipurpose and non-linear models, addressing carbon caps within a rigorous environmental policy, addressing additional uncertainties, and adopting better methods for solving.…”

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Transport Optimization of the Reverse Logistics System During Territories Sustainable Development

Макарова¹,

Кузнецов²,

Buyvol³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the Second Conference on Sustainable Development: Industrial Future of Territories (IFT 2021)

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The observed growth in the consumption level and the limited resources reserves exhaustion contradicts to the principles of sustainable development. The latter requires re-use of end-of-life products as part of the transition to a circular economy. This implies to develop methods and tools for building closed-loop chains in logistics systems and improving the movement of reverse flows. A simulation model was developed for both the delivery of goods to sale points and removal from them of accumulated products that were in use and handed over by consumers for further processing. As a result of a computer experiment the model allows to make well-founded decisions on the selection of vehicle fleet. Thus, we solve the third stage problem of organizing performance of a closed-loop supply chain -transport logistics' optimization. Products transportation and storage costs are considered as the target functionality. Variable parameters are vehicles' number in the fleet, lots size and driving intervals. Additional restrictions are minimum allowable level of vehicle loading and minimum required level of goods assortment in the store. The performed approbation on real data has shown the effectiveness of the proposed approach.

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A Systematic Literature Review of Reverse Logistics of End-of-Life Vehicles: Bibliometric Analysis and Research Trend

Cited by 23 publications

References 79 publications

Sustainable supply chain management and green technologies: a bibliometric review of literature

Sustainable supply chain management and green technologies: a bibliometric review of literature

Determinants of Energy Efficient Innovation: A Systematic Literature Review

Transport Optimization of the Reverse Logistics System During Territories Sustainable Development

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