Cover
Endorsement
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Pictures
List of Contributors
Foreword
Preface
1 Paving the Way for Social Sustainability in Arctic Supply Chain Operations: A Novel Research Agenda
	Supply Chain Operations as a Research Phenomenon
	Social Sustainability as a Missing Pillar in the SCM Landscape
	The Arctic as a Research Context
	Outline of the Anthology
	References
2 Managing Supply Chains and Transportation in the Arctic – Challenges and Opportunities: A Literature Review and Research Directions
	Introduction
	Current State of Research
	Literature On Existing SCM Activities in the Arctic
	Analysis and Synthesis of Knowledge On Transportation and the Arctic Routes
	Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, and Threat (SWOT) Analysis
	Conclusion and Future Research Directions
	References
3 Reindeer Herders in Arctic Supply Ecosystems: Searching for the Harmony Between Value-Creation and Value-Capture
	Introduction
	Method
	Case Presentation: The Oil and Gas Ecosystem Affecting Reindeer Herders
	Discussion
	Final Remarks
	Limitations and Further Research Opportunities
	References
4 The Arctic Corridor and Questions Concerning Social Responsibility and Sustainability
	Introduction
	Sustainable and Socially Responsible SCM Approach Using Institutional Logics Theory
	Research Methodology and Data
	The Arctic Corridor Project: Case Presentation
	Analysis and Discussion
	Conclusion
	References
5 Social Sustainability and Supply Chain Management in Tourism: The Case of Iceland
	Introduction
	Supply Chain Management
	Sustainable Supply Chain Management
	Supply Chain Management in Tourism
	Sustainable Supply Chain Management in Tourism
	Tourism Management in Iceland
	Method
	Main Findings
	Analysis and Discussion
	Conclusions, Limitations, and Future Research Suggestions
	References
6 Social Responsiveness Within the Russian Arctic Supply Chains: Evidence From Isolated Communities Through the Anthropological View
	Introduction
	Social Responsibility and Social Responsiveness in SCM Literature
	Cultural Settings of Supply Chain Management: The Anthropological View
	Method
	Case Presentation
	Discussion
	Conclusions and Implications
	References
7 Navigating Toward a Sustainable Arctic: Trade-Offs and Adaptation in Greenland’s Fishing Industry
	Introduction
	Sustainable Supply Chain Management in the Arctic: A Brief Review of Recent Studies
	Analytical Framework: Sustainability Trade-Offs and Adaptive Capacity
	Fishery in Greenland: Stakeholders and Contextual Factors
	Method and Data Description
	Empirical Evidence
	Discussion: Are Greenland’s Fisheries Really Navigating Toward Sustainability?
	Conclusion
	References
8 Sustainable Supply Chain Governance Through Marine Stewardship Council Certification: Global Standards and Local Practices in the Barents Sea
	Prologue
	Introduction
	Sustainable Supply Chain Governance: Literature Review
	Translating Standards Into Practice: Theoretical Framework
	Method
	Case Presentation
	Discussion
	Conclusion and Implications for Theory and Practice
	Limitations and Further Research
	Acknowledgments
	References
	Appendix 1
9 Is the Current Perinatal Regionalization Protocol for Indigenous Communities of Rural Alaska Adapting Sustainably and Equitably?: A Call for Larger Roles of Social Responsibility in Arctic Supply Chain Practices
	Introduction
	Theoretical Framework
	Anthropological Approach to SCM
	Methods
	Transportation Services Within Maternal Healthcare for Indigenous Communities in Rural Alaska
	Alaska Native Cultural Values in Families and Childbearing
	Analysis and Discussion
	Conclusions
	References
10 Carbon Capture, Transport, and Storage Projects in Norwegian Seabed: Sustainable Implications and Challenges of New Green Technologies Rooted in the Past
	Introduction
	Sustainable Supply Chain Management Literature
	Method
	Carbon Capture, Transport, and Storage (CCTS) as Part of Green Transition
	Institutional Drivers as Prerequisites for CCS and CCTS Projects Origination
	Translating CCTS Technologies Into Actions and Objects: Longship Project in Norway
	Concluding Remarks
	Note
	References
11 Dynamics and Constraints in Arctic Routes: Evidence From the Russian and Canadian Shipping
	Introduction
	Arctic Routes and Navigability Under Climate Change
	Contrasted Evolution of Sea Traffic
	Comparative Analysis: The Advent of Transshipment Hubs as a New Business Model?
	Arctic Shipping Companies Adapted to Structural and Regional Constraints
	Social Implications for Local Communities
	Land Connectivity as a Way to Support Shipping?
	Conclusions, Limitations, and Future Research
	Acknowledgments
	References
12 Adaptive Governance in Integrating Sustainability and Resilience Into the Arctic Shipping Routes: The Kara Sea Case
	Introduction
	Resilience Within Sustainable Supply Chains: Literature Review
	Adaptive Governance: Theoretical Framework
	An Overview of Shipping in the Russian Arctic
	Temporal and Spatial Variations in Maritime Activities in the Kara Sea
	Governance Challenges of the Arctic Shipping Routes
	Supply Chain Resilience in Terms of Sustainability in the Kara Sea Region
	Conclusion
	Note
	References
13 Reflections On Lessons Learned and Future Directions: A Succinct Epilogue
	References
Index