Global supply chains face increasingly complex, interdependent, and dynamic risks driven by sustainability pressures, climate change, geopolitical uncertainties, technological disruptions, and market volatility. Traditional risk management approaches—often reactive, fragmented, and siloed—are...

Foreign direct investment (FDI) has long been considered as a key determinant of economic growth, particularly within emerging and developing economies. This study provides an empirical investigation into how institutional quality and technology diffusion influence the relationship between FDI...

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...

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,...