The application of sustainability issues to supply chain management, logistics, transportation, and various optimization methods has been increasingly popular in recent years. One of the numerous issues that supply chain management encounters on an ongoing basis is operating in a sustainable manner. The goal of the SCSR is to investigate the use of sustainability in supply chain management, operation management, logistics, transportation, healthcare management, and fuzzy sets theory. The first issue of SCSR is to serve this purpose as how sustainable development must go hand in hand with logistics and supply chain management.

We invite academics from a variety of management-related disciplines to submit original, high-quality research papers that primarily address sustainability-management-related challenges and contribute to the SCSR’s mission. The articles in the SCSR will emphasize both theoretical and empirical research. Literature reviews, conceptual theory development, qualitative survey research, such as case studies, and quantitative empirical methodologies may all be included in academic papers. SCSR rules must be adhered to by all submitted papers.

Supply Chain and Sustainability Research (SCSR) is an independently-run non-profit journal dedicated to serve the worldwide scientific community through periodical of high-quality and high-impact scholarly, multi- and inter-disciplinary research that broadly resides in the arenas of supply chain and sustainability research. SCSR is committed to provide a platform that disseminates academic work, findings and knowledge promptly, openly and freely to all, and thus promote practical and public conversation and communication. By this, SCSR strives to be one of the important supply chain and sustainability journals in the world.