Title of article
Corporate environmental responsibility in the supply chain
Author/Authors
Gy?ngyi Kov?cs، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2008
Pages
8
From page
1571
To page
1578
Abstract
A continuing trend in outsourcing increases the complexity of supply chains. Global supply chains extend over numerous echelons of countless companies. In parallel, the company-internal view on corporate environmental responsibility is being challenged as customers and legislation alike broaden a companyʹs environmental responsibility to include organisationsʹ upstream as well as downstream in the supply chain. Therefore, the aim of this study was to examine corporate environmental responsibility beyond corporate boundaries, i.e. in the supply chain. A cross-industrial study based on 16 case studies in Finnish trans-national corporations sheds light on various dimensions of corporate environmental responsibility upstream and downstream of product and process supply chains. Conclusions were drawn for corporate environmental responsibility as well as for the role of supply chain management in extending environmental demand over several echelons and diverse industries.
Keywords
Corporate environmental responsibilityEnvironmental demandCollaborationSupply chainIndustrial ecology
Journal title
Journal of Cleaner Production
Serial Year
2008
Journal title
Journal of Cleaner Production
Record number
744522
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