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Analysis of Evaluation Methods of Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Production Engineering Journals with High Impact

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  • Mauro Lizot

    (Department of Production Engineering, Federal University of Technology Parana (UTFPR), Avenue Monteiro Lobato, Neighborhood Jardim Carvalho, 84016-210 Ponta Grossa, Brazil)

  • Pedro Paulo Andrade Júnior

    (Department of Transport Engineering and Logistics, Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), Street Dona Francisca, Number 8300, Neighborhood Distrito Industrial, 89219-600 Joinville, Brazil)

  • Flavio Trojan

    (Department of Production Engineering, Federal University of Technology Parana (UTFPR), Avenue Monteiro Lobato, Neighborhood Jardim Carvalho, 84016-210 Ponta Grossa, Brazil)

  • Carolina Sales Magacho

    (Department of Production Engineering, Federal University of Technology Parana (UTFPR), Avenue Monteiro Lobato, Neighborhood Jardim Carvalho, 84016-210 Ponta Grossa, Brazil)

  • Shirley Suellen Thesari

    (Department of Production Engineering, Federal University of Technology Parana (UTFPR), Avenue Monteiro Lobato, Neighborhood Jardim Carvalho, 84016-210 Ponta Grossa, Brazil)

  • Andreia Santos Goffi

    (Department of Production Engineering, Federal University of Technology Parana (UTFPR), Avenue Monteiro Lobato, Neighborhood Jardim Carvalho, 84016-210 Ponta Grossa, Brazil)

Abstract

Nowadays, scholars need to know the trends for specific themes and how the main methods are applied to solve the gaps. The research problem for this work is the assessment of methods used in the sustainable supply chain, published in journals with a high impact factor and especially in the production engineering field. The methodology utilized was an adapted version of the “Methodi Ordinatio”, in structured stages to select a limited class of papers of high scientific relevance, to show how the methods are being used. The search steps included the filtering of journals in the research field with relevant impact factors and selecting databases and keywords; reading titles and abstracts; classifying the number of citations; and critical reading of all papers listed in the bibliographic portfolio. The research results and analysis of frequency of papers in the portfolio were used to identify and describe the most commonly used evaluation methods, the correlated theories, advantages, and disadvantages of each researched work.

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  • Mauro Lizot & Pedro Paulo Andrade Júnior & Flavio Trojan & Carolina Sales Magacho & Shirley Suellen Thesari & Andreia Santos Goffi, 2019. "Analysis of Evaluation Methods of Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Production Engineering Journals with High Impact," Sustainability, MDPI, vol. 12(1), pages 1-20, December.
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