Theorising circular economy and sustainable operations and supply chain management: a sustainability-dominant logic
Theorising circular economy and sustainable operations and supply chain management: a sustainability-dominant logic
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10.1108/ijopm-12-2022-0765
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2023-02
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L. Batista;S. Seuring;A. Genovese;J. Sarkis;A. Sohal
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作者：
L. Batista;S. Seuring;A. Genovese;J. Sarkis;A. Sohal
本文介绍了可持续运营与供应链管理(SOSCM)学科与循环经济(CE)知识领域交叉的可持续性主导逻辑理论的初步基础。设计/方法论/途径应用理论的命题形式，推导出SOSCM与循环经济原则、概念和实践相互关联的命题和相互联系的表述，这为所提出的可持续性主导逻辑理论提供了强化的理论基础。最初的命题为三个管理层面：产品、企业和供应链层面的可持续性主导逻辑提供了有用的见解。原创性/价值本文提供了一个基于可持续性主导逻辑的原创性理论共同点，该逻辑将关键的SOSCM与CE原则联系起来，从而发展了以CE范式为基础的SOSCM理论，反过来，发展了由SOSCM原则和实践支持的CE理论。本文介绍的初始命题为从事SOSCM和CE研究的OM学者未来的研究和辩论提供了一条新的途径。
PurposeThis paper introduces initial foundations of a sustainability-dominant logic theory intersecting the sustainable operations and supply chain management (SOSCM) discipline with the circular economy (CE) field of knowledge.Design/methodology/approachThe paper applies propositional forms of theorising to derive the formulation of propositions and interconnections that interrelate SOSCM and CE principles, concepts and practices which provide a reinforcing theoretical basis underlying the proposed sustainability-dominant logic theory.FindingsKey findings are represented by elaborated theoretical propositions for a sustainability-dominant logic linking SOSCM and CE principles, concepts and well-established practical assumptions. The initial set of propositions offers useful insights for a sustainability-dominant logic at three managerial levels: product, firm and supply chain level.Originality/valueThe paper offers an original theoretical common ground based on a sustainability-dominant logic linking key SOSCM with CE tenets, this way developing SOSCM theory anchored in the CE paradigm and, conversely, developing CE theory supported by SOSCM principles and praxis. The initial set of propositions introduced in the paper provides a new pathway for future research and debate by OM scholars engaged with SOSCM and CE developments.