Cross-Border Logistics
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Research Articles
Understanding the Interplay Between Organisational-Level and Individual-Level Factors in Shaping Women’s Engagement in Decision-Making in Uganda’s Logistics Sector 46-74
Nabiira Nantongo*
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Purpose: The study investigated the influence of organisational-level factors on women’s engagement in decision-making, examined the role of individual-level factors, and assessed whether individual-level factors mediate the relationship between organisational-level factors...
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Research Articles
A Data-Informed Evaluation Framework for Improving Logistics Mode Selection in Cross-Border E-Commerce 75-105
Luyao Shen*
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With the rapid development of cross-border e-commerce, logistics mode selection has become an important factor affecting cost control, service efficiency, and customer experience in transnational supply chains. Cross-border e-commerce logistics involves fragmented orders, small shipment sizes,...
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Research Article
An Integrated Resilience Assessment of Aviation Logistics Networks Using Bayesian Networks: A Case Study of Pandemic-Induced Disruptions at a Major Asian Hub 41-51
The global aviation logistics network, a critical artery for high-value and time-sensitive supply chains, exhibits significant vulnerability to disruptive shocks. Traditional risk management models, often static and linear, fail to capture the dynamic, non-linear, and cascading nature of such...
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The Leadership Pipeline Revisited: Gender Roles and Women’s Careers in Uganda’s Logistics Industry 28-49
Nabiira Nantongo*
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Background:Women remain underrepresented in leadership and decision-making roles within the logistics sector, particularly in developing countries where gendered caregiving expectations remain deeply entrenched. This study examines how gender roles and responsibilities...