Analysing the institutional pressures on shippers and logistics service providers to implement green supply chain management practices

Jazairy, Amer; Haartman, Robin von

doi:10.1080/13675567.2019.1584163

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“…Theory of green development behavior and performance of industrial enterprises (GDBP-IE) [23,[58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69][70][71] Clean production behavior [23,[58][59][60][61][62][63][64][65] Green supply chain management practice [23,[66][67][68][69][70][71] Green development performance of industrial enterprises (GDP-IE)…”

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“…Li et al [23] constructed a theoretical model of GDB-IE through research on grounded theory of Chinese industrial enterprises. In this study, we considered GDB-IE is embodied in clean production behavior [60,61] and green supply chain management practices [62,63]. Although clean production behavior cannot produce economic benefits in the short term, long-term clean production technology innovation can change the production costs of enterprises and enhance corporate competitive advantages.…”

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Understanding the Green Development Behavior and Performance of Industrial Enterprises (GDBP-IE): Scale Development and Validation

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2020

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Industrial enterprises have provided outstanding contributions to economic development in countries around the world. The green development of industrial enterprises has received widespread attention from researchers. However, existing research lacks the tools to scientifically measure the green development behavior and performance of industrial enterprises. According to the theory of green development behavior and performance of industrial enterprises (GDBP-IE), the aim of this paper is to provide a tool for scientifically measuring such behavior and performance. This paper determined the initial scale through literature analysis and expert discussions and obtained valid samples from 31 provincial administrative regions in China through field and online surveys (N = 853). The exploratory factor analysis method was used to test the reliability and validity of the scale. The main conclusions are as follows: (1) The reliability and validity of the GDBP-IE scale are good; (2) the GDBP-IE scale, with a total of 70 items, comprises four sub-scales: The internal factors sub-scale, the external factors sub-scale, the green development behavior of industrial enterprises sub-scale, and the green development performance of industrial enterprises sub-scale. Among them, the internal factors sub-scale, with a total of 13 items, consists of two dimensions: Corporate tangible resources and corporate intangible resources. The external factors sub-scale, with a total of 23 items, consists of three dimensions: Market environment; public supervision; policy and institutional environment. The green development behavior of industrial enterprises sub-scale, with a total of 18 items, consists of two dimensions: Clean production behavior and green supply chain management practice. The green development performance of industrial enterprises sub-scale, with a total of 16 items, comprises three dimensions: Corporate social performance, corporate financial performance, and corporate environmental performance. The findings enrich the research on corporate organizational behavior, green behavior, and green development system theory, and provide tools for further empirical testing. The development and verification of green development behavior and performance of industrial enterprises can help guide various types of industrial enterprises in transforming to green development and can provide a reference for the government to formulate targeted green development policies.

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Understanding the Green Development Behavior and Performance of Industrial Enterprises (GDBP-IE): Scale Development and Validation

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2020

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“…Top-level managers are seen as a key influencer in forming organisational practice and culture. For instance, if the top-level managers have set their focus on green objective, inter-organisation such as employees and managers at different levels in the company tend to involve in green practice (Jazairy & Haartman, 2019).…”

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Green Supply Chain Management Practices: A Literature Review

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Ibrahim

2020

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Evidence that green supply chain management is one of the best practices contributing to economic and environmental performance has been acknowledged in the literature. The purpose of this study is to review 100 articles on green supply chain management practices from the year 2000 until the year 2019. A content analysis methodology was employed to classify the articles. Approximately 100 articles on green supply chain management practices were analysed using SPSS 22 to determine the frequency and percentage in the year of study, dimensions of green supply chain management practices, geographical area, and types of methodology. The results show that numerous articles were published in the year 2015, green purchasing is the most common dimension discussed by researchers, the highest publication is in Asia, and the most common research method is empirical (survey/cross-sectional) approach. Supply Chain Management is the top journal publishing articles on green supply chain management practices. The originality of this paper is to systematically review 100 articles on green supply chain management practices using content analysis methodology, which has been overlooked by previous researches. Future studies may analyse types of theory, objectives, and the findings of different articles to get a better picture of green supply chain management practices trend.

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“…Transportation purchasing processes incorporating environmental concerns have been the subject of research carried out in Italy [4], France [5], Finland [6], Sweden [7,8] and the Netherlands [9]. All these studies examine the freight transport logistics purchasing process between the shippers (the owners of the goods) and the carriers (sometimes called transporters or logistics services providers).…”

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Development of Road Freight Transport Indicators Focused on Sustainability to Assist Shippers: An Analysis Conducted in France through the FRET 21 Programme

Touratier-Muller

Jaussaud²

2021

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The transport procurement process is based on criteria selected by shippers when soliciting tenders from carriers. Although sustainable transport indicators are not yet a formal selection criterion in France, some indicators are starting to be gradually considered in freight transport contracts between shippers and carriers. Dispersed information can be gathered regarding Euro 5 and Euro 6 standards compliance for trucks, their fuel consumption, the number of signatory shippers to the CO2 reduction charter, and the search for less-polluting alternative freight solutions. However, these elements are difficult to quantify, and it is often hard to formalise and evaluate their related performance. Therefore, the objective of this article is to draw up, at the request of ADEME (the French Environment and Energy Management Agency), a series of reliable, operational sustainable transport indicators that can be applied to all shippers regardless of their size or industry sector. As part of the FRET 21 charter deployment in France, this article proposes a list of measurable sustainability indicators to support transport buyers when selecting freight carriers.

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Analysing the institutional pressures on shippers and logistics service providers to implement green supply chain management practices

Abstract: To cite this article: Amer Jazairy & Robin von Haartman (2020) Analysing the institutional pressures on shippers and logistics service providers to implement green supply chain management practices,

Cited by 72 publications

References 75 publications

Understanding the Green Development Behavior and Performance of Industrial Enterprises (GDBP-IE): Scale Development and Validation

Understanding the Green Development Behavior and Performance of Industrial Enterprises (GDBP-IE): Scale Development and Validation

Green Supply Chain Management Practices: A Literature Review

Development of Road Freight Transport Indicators Focused on Sustainability to Assist Shippers: An Analysis Conducted in France through the FRET 21 Programme

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