Dynamic Capabilities in Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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Dynamic Capabilities in Sustainable Supply Chain Management. / Beske, Philip.
Kassel: Kassel university press, 2013. 130 S. (Supply Chain Management; Band 4).

Publikation: Bücher und AnthologienMonografienForschung

Harvard

Beske, P 2013, Dynamic Capabilities in Sustainable Supply Chain Management. Supply Chain Management, Bd. 4, Kassel university press, Kassel.

APA

Beske, P. (2013). Dynamic Capabilities in Sustainable Supply Chain Management. (Supply Chain Management; Band 4). Kassel university press.

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Beske P. Dynamic Capabilities in Sustainable Supply Chain Management. Kassel: Kassel university press, 2013. 130 S. (Supply Chain Management).

Bibtex

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