Swift trust and commitment: The missing links for humanitarian supply chain coordination?
Abstract Coordination among actors in a humanitarian relief supply chain decides whether a relief operation can be or successful or not. In humanitarian supply chains, due to the urgency and importance of the situation combined with scarce resources, actors have to coordinate and trust each other in...
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