@book{7d716d14a35848859abe811acadca374,
title = "Transport Nodal System",
abstract = "There is growing academic and practitioner interest in sustainability across the supply chain, including at transport nodes. This chapter develops a definition of supply chain sustain-ability, adopting a broad supply chain concept and a perspective of sustainability spanning four dimensions: economic, environmental, social and cultural. Sustainable supply chain thinking is applied to the context of transport nodes, which a special emphasis on “inland ports.” Several cases of sustainability initiatives at existing inland ports serve as examples of what is possible. Promotion of inland ports is a cross-cutting theme, since supply chain sustainability initiatives tend to involve customers—and alter the traditional cost/service trade-off in logistics.",
keywords = "999 Others, inland ports, supply chain, sustainability, transport nodes, western Canada, 512 Business and Management",
author = "Ng, {Adolf Koi Yu} and Changmin Jiang and Larson, {Paul D.} and Prentice, {Barry E.} and Duval, {David Timothy}",
year = "2018",
language = "English",
isbn = "9780128110676",
publisher = "Elsevier ",
address = "United States",
}