• Actor co-ordination in the disaster rebuild phase: An explorative case study of the 2010/11 Christchurch earthquakes 

  Wilson, Mark M. J.; Merilainen, E. (University of Auckland Business School, 2014-07)

  The coordination of actors has been a major focus for much of the research in the disaster relief humanitarian logistics discipline. While much of this literature focuses on the initial response phase, little has been ...
• Food network resilience against natural disasters: A conceptual framework 

  Umar, Muhammad; Wilson, Mark M. J.; Heyl, Jeffery E. (SAGE Publications, 2017-07)

  We propose a conceptual framework that highlights the importance of logistics, collaboration, sourcing, and knowledge management in achieving supply chain resilience. This framework is developed after extensive literature ...
• Extended value stream mapping: creating a supply chain view of phytosanitary compliance for export timber 

  Anderson, Elizabeth (Lincoln University, 2017-06-30)

  This research examines expanding Value Stream Mapping (VSM) from a single organisation tool to a supply chain tool. VSM is a lean production tool that is used to identify areas of waste, traditionally in manufacturing ...
• Internationalisation of Indonesian SMEs 

  Revindo, Mohamad Dian (Lincoln University, 2017-04-12)

  Indonesia faces rapid changes in its international trade policies and environment owing to its engagement in various bilateral, regional and multilateral free trade agreements. Free trade escalates business competition for ...
• The "Paradox of Diversity": economic evidence from US cities 1980-2010 

  Ratna, Nazmun N.; Grafton, R. Q.; To, H. (Wiley Open Access on behalf of Australian National University and Crawford School of Public Policy, 2017)

  We evaluate the economic significance of linguistic barriers to communication in 226 US cities from 1980 to 2010. We address the question: to what extent to linguistic across social groups inhibit the benefits of knowledge ...

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