Jiang, Y.; Fu, J.; Blome, C.

The implications of global sourcing on the triple bottom line: A conceptual analysis

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Jiang, Y., Fu, J. and Blome, C. 2018. The implications of global sourcing on the triple bottom line: A conceptual analysis. Academy of Management Proceedings. 2018 (1), p. 14641. https://doi.org/10.5465/AMBPP.2018.14641abstract

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Type	Article
Title	The implications of global sourcing on the triple bottom line: A conceptual analysis
Authors	Jiang, Y., Fu, J. and Blome, C.
Abstract	The paper is to develop a conceptual analysis for the emergent field of the implications of global sourcing on the triple bottom line, which synthesizes antecedents, global sourcing practices and sustainable performance in the three dimensions of triple bottom line. We carry out a systematic literature review and analyse 70 studies on this topic. Three main themes were identified as antecedents, global sourcing practices and triple bottom line performance. Based on the literature review findings and analysis from the resource orchestration perspective, we further propose three sets of propositions to guide future research. This study provides a comprehensive understanding for studying sustainable global sourcing in the future.
Research Group	Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics group
Publisher	Academy of Management (AOM)
Journal	Academy of Management Proceedings
ISSN	0065-0668
Electronic	2151-6561
Online	09 Jul 2018
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Deposited	21 Mar 2019
Accepted	04 Aug 2017
Output status	Published
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.5465/AMBPP.2018.14641abstract
Language	English
Event	Academy of Management 2017 Annual Meeting

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