Sustainability in Clothing Supply Chains: Implications for Marketing
Recommendations for sustainability strategies for business have predominantly taken an individual firm level perspective. Yet, sustainability efforts are by essence collaborative and span firm level boundaries. Multiple stakeholders espousing often divergent goals need to work together over long per...
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Main Author: | SESHADRI, Sudhindra |
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2012
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