國際物流

●Expanded discussion of sustainability and ethical supply chain practices
●In-depth analysis of supply chain vulnerability and risk management
●Greater emphasis on reverse logistics and circular economy strategies
●Enhanced focus on operations management, including real-world applications
●New and revised case studies
●Updated maps, data, charts, and flowcharts reflecting the latest industry trends
●Increased coverage of digitalization, supply chain automation, and emerging technologies
●New exercises, discussion questions, and practical activities for enhanced learning
●Updated coverage of quantitative techniques and management science applications

●Offers a thorough introduction to both practical and strategic aspects of global logistics and supply chain management
●Provides a truly global perspective, examining logistics activities and challenges across multiple international contexts
●Features nine in-depth case studies, including a detailed "Medical Devices Company" case study that runs through the entire book
●Contains review questions, discussion prompts, and activities in each chapter to enhance student engagement and understanding
●Utilizes boxed key information sections, practical examples, learning objectives, and numerous figures, diagrams, and flowcharts to simplify complex concepts
●Includes a companion website with instructor resources, including teaching materials and additional case study support for enhanced course integration

John Mangan is Professor of Marine Transport and Logistics at the School of Engineering, Newcastle University, and Visiting Professor at Trinity College Dublin. His 30-year career in the logistics sector spans roles in government, management development, consultancy, and academia. Mangan has published extensively on global logistics and transportation dynamics, pioneering concepts such as port-centric logistics and the self-thinking supply chain.

Agustina Calatayud is Lead Transport Specialist at the Inter-American Development Bank, focusing on transportation and logistics in Latin America. She leads IDB’s research agenda on sustainable and inclusive transport systems. Agustina holds a PhD from Newcastle University and master’s degrees from UC Berkeley and the University of Padua. Her award-winning research has been recognized by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and the European Logistics Association.

Chandra Lalwani is Emeritus Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Hull. He has held positions as Visiting Professor at Newcastle University and Adjunct Professor at RMIT University, Australia. He is a former Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Logistics Management. His research interests include digital supply chains, decarbonization, and circular economy impacts on logistics.

Part One – Context and Key Principles
1. Introduction
The Medical Devices Company
2. Trade
3. Manufacturing and Service Delivery
Part Two – Transport and Logistics
4. Inventory Management and Materials Handling
5. Transport
6. Logistics Service Providers
Part Three – Supply Chain Management
7. Supply Chain Strategy
8. Sustainability
9. Complexity and Vulnerability
Part Four – Analysis, Design and Improvement
10. Data Flows and Digitalisation
11. Analysis Techniques
12. Emerging Supply Chain Designs
Pen Profiles
Case Studies
The Lawnmower Company
The Fashion Supply Chain
Vulnerability, complexity and risk management in global livestock supply chains: The case of the MV Bahijah
Mass Customisation
Vietnam – An emerging global logistics hub
Future proofing our transport systems
Dry ports and empty container depots
Supply chains become self-thinking