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How Environmental Innovations Emerge and Proliferate in Supply Networks: A Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective

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  • Anand Nair
  • Tingting Yan
  • Young K. Ro
  • Adegoke Oke
  • Todd H. Chiles
  • Su-Yol Lee

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  • Anand Nair & Tingting Yan & Young K. Ro & Adegoke Oke & Todd H. Chiles & Su-Yol Lee, 2016. "How Environmental Innovations Emerge and Proliferate in Supply Networks: A Complex Adaptive Systems Perspective," Journal of Supply Chain Management, Institute for Supply Management, vol. 52(2), pages 66-86, April.
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