Sustainable Manufacturing Practices, Competitive Capabilities, and Sustainable Performance: Moderating Role of Environmental Regulations

Ali, Hazem; Chen, Ting; Hao, Yunhong

doi:10.3390/su131810051

Cited by 26 publications

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“…In addition, future research should focus on identifying sustainable manufacturing practices used by small and medium‐sized hospitality businesses, as well as how such practices help businesses gain competitive advantages in terms of product cost, production flexibility, product quality, and delivery. This idea is similar to Ali et al's ( 2021 ).…”

Section: Post‐covid‐19 Agenda and Call For Future Researchsupporting

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Sustainable practices in hospitality pre and amid COVID‐19 pandemic: Looking back for moving forward post‐COVID‐19

Elkhwesky

Salem

Varmus

et al. 2022

Sustainable Development

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Sustainability issues are becoming increasingly important in the hospitality sector during crisis times such as COVID‐19 and post‐pandemic. In order to synthesize the literature on sustainable practices in hospitality, we developed a systematic literature to illustrate the dominant sustainable practices in hospitality. We present a comprehensive review of the 48 articles on sustainable practices in hospitality through the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases; spanning over 2 years (2020–2021) pre‐and amid the COVID‐19 pandemic and extending the scope in distinctive ways. Our review has demonstrated that sustainable practices in hospitality have made progress in the years 2020 and 2021. However, there are conceptual and empirical overlaps among sustainable practices in hospitality. Additionally, hospitality sustainable practices research is restricted in research contexts. There is a lack of research on antecedents, outcomes, and integrating theories in studies. By following the guidance presented in this review, we expect to advance and maintain sustainable practices research to provide substantive insights over the coming years post‐COVID‐19. The current research is one of the first studies to systematically review sustainable practices in hospitality pre‐and amid the COVID‐19 pandemic. The research ends with a comprehensive research agenda and a framework to apprise future theoretical and empirical advances in the area.

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Section: Post‐covid‐19 Agenda and Call For Future Researchsupporting

confidence: 85%

Sustainable practices in hospitality pre and amid COVID‐19 pandemic: Looking back for moving forward post‐COVID‐19

Elkhwesky

Salem

Varmus

et al. 2022

Sustainable Development

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“…Agyabeng-Mensah and Tang [16], Chang [109], and Shoaib et al [110] GHC2 Employee competence concerning environmental protection in our firm is better than that of our major competitors…”

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“…The metrics were used to determine if the firms engaged in green monitoring, assessment, transportation and distribution, green storage, green packaging, etc. Five items from the research of Agyabeng-Mensah and Tang [16], Chang [109], and Shoaib et al [110] were utilized to quantify the GHC of the companies. Four items from Zeng et al [61] and Ali et al [111] were then used to evaluate the mediator SP.…”

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Green Logistics, Green Human Capital, and Circular Economy: The Mediating Role of Sustainable Production

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Many countries worldwide have adopted a sustainable development model to strike a balance between economic progress, environmental preservation, and social protection, and one of the most effective solutions for promoting sustainable development has been the circular economy (CE). Given each country’s resource restrictions, businesses must implement green manufacturing practices to establish a circular economy. Therefore, this study intends to assess the role of green logistics (GL) and green human capital (GHC) in promoting a circular economy. Additionally, the mediating role of sustainable production (SP) in the interplays between the constructs was examined. Data for this research was collected from 211 garment manufacturing firms in Bangladesh, using a standardized questionnaire. The partial least square structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) technique was employed for inferential statistical analysis. The findings revealed that GL and GHC are significant drivers of CE. Additionally, GL and GHC were observed to have a positive linkage with the SP of firms. The findings uncovered that SP positively impacts circular economy implementation. Furthermore, SP was found to significantly mediate the linkages between GL and CE, as well as between GHC and CE. Ours is one of a limited number of research projects that address the role of GL and GHC in implementing CE through SP. Hence, this study added critical insights to the extant theory and practice while reporting several theoretical and managerial implications.

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“…Singh et al [30] adopted AHP and TOPSIS methods to compare and analyze the drivers that promote green manufacturing implementation in small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises in India, and concluded that green supply chain management, customers' attributes, organizational practices and adoption of new/supportive technology in the organizations are dominant parameters to ensure the successful implementation of green manufacturing practices. Ali et al [31] collected relevant data of 288 SMEs in China and applied structural equation modeling with partial least squares to analyze the obtained receipts. The results showed that sustainable manufacturing practices make SMEs more competitive.…”

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A Two-Step Fuzzy MCDM Method for Implementation of Sustainable Precision Manufacturing: Evidence from China

Guan

Zhao

2022

Sustainability

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Despite that products of precision manufacturing are widely used in many fields involving the national economy, precision manufacturing processes are more unfriendly to the environment, resources and social development than general manufacturing. Hence, the implementation of sustainable precision manufacturing (SPM) is of great strategic significance. There is no literature identifying and ranking the drivers of implementation of SPM and the impact on sustainability owing to the application of advanced manufacturing technologies in SPM has not been explored. To resolve these problems, drivers of SPM are identified based on combined support of prior studies and six groups of experts consisting of 71 individuals from six precision manufacturing enterprises. The drivers are calculated and ranked by a two-step fuzzy MCDM method which integrated the fuzzy AHP (fuzzy analytic hierarchy process) and fuzzy TOPSIS (fuzzy technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution) algorithms. The evaluation of drivers is based on the basic principles of sustainable development (environmental criterion, social criterion and economic criterion). The paper concludes that technological innovation, government support and current legislation are the most critical drivers during SPM implementation. Additionally, the result of sensitivity verification of the proposed method conducted proves the robustness and correctness of the algorithm and results.

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Sustainable Manufacturing Practices, Competitive Capabilities, and Sustainable Performance: Moderating Role of Environmental Regulations

Cited by 26 publications

References 101 publications

Sustainable practices in hospitality pre and amid COVID‐19 pandemic: Looking back for moving forward post‐COVID‐19

Sustainable practices in hospitality pre and amid COVID‐19 pandemic: Looking back for moving forward post‐COVID‐19

Green Logistics, Green Human Capital, and Circular Economy: The Mediating Role of Sustainable Production

A Two-Step Fuzzy MCDM Method for Implementation of Sustainable Precision Manufacturing: Evidence from China

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