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1.	Fredriksson, Anna M K, 1979, et al. (author) Environmental sustainability in international sourcing – towards an integrated framework 2009 In: NOFOMA, Jönköping, Juni 2009. Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract Purpose of this paper: The purpose of this paper is to achieve an international sourcing framework considering environmental sustainability. Design/methodology/approach: The paper is based on a research synthesis from existing literature and arriving at a conceptual framework considering areas of international sourcing, environmental logistics and environmental purchasing. Findings: The conceptual framework integrates all the identified means to address environmental sustainability in a generic international framework across five stages (1) recognition of need (2) product identification (3) supplier evaluation (4) Negotiation & supply (5) performance measurement and monitoring. Research limitations/implications (if applicable): This paper is a conceptual paper and lacks empirical testing which needs to performed in future research through exploratory studies. Practical implications (if applicable): This framework will aid practitioners in taking environmental conscious decisions when making international sourcing decisions. What is original/value of paper: This paper addresses the little developed area of environmental sustainability in international sourcing

Fredriksson, Anna M K, 1979, et al. (author)
Environmental sustainability in international sourcing – towards an integrated framework
2009
In: NOFOMA, Jönköping, Juni 2009.
Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Purpose of this paper: The purpose of this paper is to achieve an international sourcing framework considering environmental sustainability. Design/methodology/approach: The paper is based on a research synthesis from existing literature and arriving at a conceptual framework considering areas of international sourcing, environmental logistics and environmental purchasing. Findings: The conceptual framework integrates all the identified means to address environmental sustainability in a generic international framework across five stages (1) recognition of need (2) product identification (3) supplier evaluation (4) Negotiation & supply (5) performance measurement and monitoring. Research limitations/implications (if applicable): This paper is a conceptual paper and lacks empirical testing which needs to performed in future research through exploratory studies. Practical implications (if applicable): This framework will aid practitioners in taking environmental conscious decisions when making international sourcing decisions. What is original/value of paper: This paper addresses the little developed area of environmental sustainability in international sourcing

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