Interactions among stakeholders in the processes of city logistics: a systematic review of the literature

Carvalho, Priscila Pereira Suzart de; Kalid, Ricardo de Araújo; Rodríguez, Jorge Laureano Moya; Santiago, Sandro Breval

doi:10.1007/s11192-019-03149-1

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“…However, it is also recognized that LSPs face hard challenges when trying to carry on their own sustainability agenda, due to the complexity of network-based actions, the design of receivers-led strategies, and above all the need of cooperation between private/public stakeholders (Gatta et al 2019;Abbasi and Nilsson 2016). In fact, past studies have highlighted the high complexity of the city logistics market, where many different stakeholders, i.e., LSPs, goods' receivers, public institutions and policymakers interact (Carvalho et al 2019b;Geßner et al 2013;Gold et al 2010;Taniguchi et al 2001;Maggi 2007). The Fig.…”

Section: Csr-based Pricing Schemes In the Logistics Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Responsibility and Urban Consolidation Centres in Sustainable Freight Transport Markets

Crotti

Maggi

2022

Ital Econ J

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This paper investigates the impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategies adopted by urban consolidation centres on the competition between logistics service providers. Taking into consideration pollution charges issued by city councils to reduce CO2 emissions in freight distribution, we study a Hotelling-like market setting where logistics providers could voluntarily outsource last mile deliveries to platforms endowed with eco-friendly vehicles. We considered the intensity of the competition, which is captured by switching costs and we theoretically find that in more contestable markets, the interplay between environmental policies and CSR strategies—intended as consumers-oriented pricing schemes—is more likely to enhance the demand by providers for consolidation centres’ deliveries. Conversely, when the competition is weak, i.e., the providers have a relatively strong market power, platforms’ services are less attractive and more relevant CSR pricing strategies are needed to spread out greener freight deliveries and make city logistics environmentally sustainable.

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Section: Csr-based Pricing Schemes In the Logistics Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Responsibility and Urban Consolidation Centres in Sustainable Freight Transport Markets

Crotti

Maggi

2022

Ital Econ J

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“…From the previous analyses, a set of 1112 different keywords were produced, referring to the 330 papers in the database. Then, aiming to prioritize the most relevant words, the ABC classi cation was applied [40]. A total of 223 keywords were identi ed as having the highest frequency in the documents.…”

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“…Araújo Kalid [40]; Kazemi, Modak [41], applying a deductive approach, and the documents were classi ed into a set of groups that re ect the characteristics and contributions of the publications. In the deductive approach, the keywords and categories were considered before the analysis of the sample [41][42][43].…”

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Optimization methods in Environmental-Economic Dispatch problems: a hybrid analysis in the literature

Santino

Rodríguez

Fontes

2022

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Companies have sought better alignment among the organization's strategic objectives, technology management, and sustainability management using process optimization strategies. This paper presents a hybrid approach that combines bibliometric and content analysis on optimizations in Environmental-Economic Dispatch (EED) problems. This work analyzes the main contributions and trends for that topic, as well as identifies future work directions. A sample of three hundred and thirty articles (330) was considered, which enabled the identification of routes, the countries with the most activity in this topic, the authors with the highest number of publications, the most cited works, the main journals that published in this subject, presentation of co-citation networks by authors and co-authorship between countries, and the characterization of the numerous optimization models that involve conflicting objectives. It is important to notice that from the content analysis it was possible to identify the state of expansion of the main evolutionary algorithms on the area studied in the world.

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“…e existing literature in the field of CL considers a rich set of criteria belonging to different categories: technical, such as efficiency, reliability, flexibility, and customer coverage [82]; economic, such as costs (operational, implementation, and land acquisition) and required subsidies [83]; social, such as impacts on mobility and safety [15]; and environmental, such as air-pollution, energy conservation, and waste generation [84]. Different goals and complex interactions among stakeholders [85] make the selection of appropriate criteria a problem on its own.…”

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Novel Spherical Fuzzy MARCOS Method for Assessment of Drone‐Based City Logistics Concepts

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Technological innovations from the last few years, in the combination with city logistics (CL) initiatives, make the definition of novel, complex, sustainable CL solutions possible. Unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) as a technology attracted lots of attention in the literature. Various researches focused on different drone-based delivery approaches, but there are only a few articles dealing with drones as the elements of complex CL concepts. The goal of this paper is to evaluate different drone-based CL concepts. Based on the existing ideas of drone application in delivery, the main group of CL concepts and their variants are defined, which represents the main contribution of the article. The evaluation and ranking of concepts are performed from the aspect of all CL stakeholders and the defined set of criteria by applying measurement of alternatives and ranking according to compromise solution (MARCOS) multicriteria decision-making (MCDM) method in spherical fuzzy environment, which represents another contribution of the article. The results indicate that the potentially best CL concept, with the final score of 0.408, is the one that refers to the transformation of the logistics system into a two-echelon system with the implementation of micro-consolidation centers (MCCs), in which the delivery of goods to MCCs is realized with rail transportation mode and the last delivery phase with drones. It is followed by the concepts that imply MCCs, and rail transportation in the function of mobile depots for drone launching and MCCs and ground delivery vehicles (GDVs), with the final scores of 0.395 and 0.390, respectively.

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Interactions among stakeholders in the processes of city logistics: a systematic review of the literature

Cited by 15 publications

References 92 publications

Social Responsibility and Urban Consolidation Centres in Sustainable Freight Transport Markets

Social Responsibility and Urban Consolidation Centres in Sustainable Freight Transport Markets

Optimization methods in Environmental-Economic Dispatch problems: a hybrid analysis in the literature

Novel Spherical Fuzzy MARCOS Method for Assessment of Drone‐Based City Logistics Concepts

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