The problem of conflict minerals: A review of current approaches and a web 3.0 inspired road ahead

Kapoor, Ishaan; Rogers, W. Pratt; Kahraman, Muhammet Mustafa

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2022.103064

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“…Web 3.0 has been widely utilized in the development of green supply chains in the manufacturing industry. Although previous studies, such as Yu et al (2022) and Kapoor et al (2022), have acknowledged the positive impact of Web 3.0 on green supply chain development, they have not extensively explored how Web 3.0 generates specific efficiencies that drive green supply chain development. In this study, we have identified two efficiencies resulting from the decentralized and permissioned mechanisms of Web 3.0: consensual thinking formation and controllability.…”

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Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Ping‐Kuo,

Yong

2023

Sustainable Development

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Limited research has addressed the potential of Web 3.0 to facilitate the green supply chain and support sustainable development goals. Although some studies have suggested the efficiency of Web 3.0 in promoting a green supply chain, lack empirical evidence explaining how this efficiency is generated remains scarce. Therefore, the objective of this study is to investigate this matter. By drawing upon relevant literature and leveraging the natural resource‐based view, a conceptual model is constructed and validated using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS‐SEM). The analysis reveals that Web 3.0 can foster the formation of consensual thinking through its decentralized mechanism. This, in turn, enables firms to generate perceived value based on the efficiency of consensual thinking, leading to an increased intention to build mutual trust and facilitate green knowledge sharing among firms. Furthermore, the controllability provided by a permissioned mechanism enhances information security, guiding mutual trust among firms to evolve into trustless cooperation. As a result, firms exhibit full trust in each other, facilitating smoother green knowledge sharing. The influence of mutual trust and trustless cooperation in promoting green knowledge sharing contributes to the resilience of the supply chain and ultimately leads to superior green performance, contributing to environmentally sustainable development. This study provides valuable insights into the integration of the green supply chain and Web 3.0, filling a gap in the existing literature.

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Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Ping‐Kuo,

Yong

2023

Sustainable Development

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“…Russia is one of the main suppliers of oil and gas to the European Union, especially in Germany and other Eastern European countries. It is one of the world's leading producers of nickel, an essential input for much of the aluminum, automotive, and other capital goods industries (Kapoor et al, 2022). It is the world's largest supplier of palladium (World Bank, 2022), an essential component in producing sensors, computers, and catalysts for the automotive industry.…”

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Socioeconomic impacts of Russian invasion of Ukraine: A multiregional assessment for Europe

Almazán‐Gómez,

Llano,

Pérez

et al. 2023

Journal of Regional Science

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History shows that wars can be enormously disruptive of economic activity, especially international trade, national income, and global economic welfare. This article analyzes the impact on the European regions the Russian invasion of Ukraine using the largest and most updated multiregional input‐output model for Europe. Two shocks, trade and inflation, and four alternative scenarios are simulated. The scenarios are considered regarding the number of countries applying a trade embargo, the exemption of oil and gas, and the potential trade diversions with third countries such as China. We obtained a significant fall in GDP (−1.7%), 3.7 m lost jobs and 3% raise over the prewar inflation rate. For trade shock, large indirect effects are obtained, indicating the high relevance of the sectors and countries exposed to the war and the sanctions. The republics of the former Soviet Union, as well as the satellite countries of the former communism, face the harshest adverse impacts. This work shows the importance of breaking Russia's colonial economic ties to the countries in Eastern Europe.

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Effect of income, industry structure and environmental regulation on the ecological impacts of mining: An analysis for Guangxi Province in China

Shiquan

Keenan

2023

Journal of Cleaner Production

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The problem of conflict minerals: A review of current approaches and a web 3.0 inspired road ahead

Cited by 6 publications

References 122 publications

Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Socioeconomic impacts of Russian invasion of Ukraine: A multiregional assessment for Europe

Effect of income, industry structure and environmental regulation on the ecological impacts of mining: An analysis for Guangxi Province in China

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