OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of International Journal of Logistics-Research and Applications is 25. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
How does environmental cooperation with customers affect financial performance? A motivation-opportunity-ability perspective	63
The influence of corporate social responsibility information transparency on the consumption of green agricultural products on digital platforms	59
Keep concentrated and carry on: redesigning supply chain concentration in the face of COVID-19	53
Internal and external collaboration and supply chain performance: a fit approach	52
Environmental regulation, green technology innovation and green logistics development level of fresh agricultural products	47
Influencing factors driving collaboration in circular business models	43
Integrated transport and logistics for sustainable global trade	38
Enhancing resilience and reducing waste in food supply chains: a systematic review and future directions leveraging emerging technologies	35
Supply chain pressures and SMEs’ CSR practices: the moderation effect of supply chain position	34
Exploring green logistics practices in freight transport and logistics: a study of biomethane use in Sweden	34
Sustainable supply chain operation under COVID-19: influences and response strategies	34
Sizing the roles: an exploratory research about Logistics 4.0 diffusion	32
Supply chain disruption and mitigation strategies: insights from humanitarian operations in a complex environment	32
Exploring supply chain infrastructures for supply chain innovation: the roles of supply chain transformational leadership, supply chain collaboration and entrepreneurial emphasis	31
How to align logistics environmental sustainability with corporate strategy? An Italian perspective	28
Correction	28
What makes micro, small, and medium enterprises not adopt Logistics 4.0? A systematic and structured approach using modified-total interpretive structural modelling	28
Complexity in a platform-based servitization: a complex adaptability theory perspective	28
Could shipment consolidation jointly improve the economic and environmental sustainability of a maritime service supply chain?	28
Emergency logistics operations with heterogeneous autonomous vehicles: insights based on spatial knowledge enhanced optimisation	28
Analyzing quality management in agri-food supply chains: the case of Fuding White Tea	27
Blockchain concept to combat drug counterfeiting by increasing supply chain visibility	27
Better sustainability in the food supply chain through technology: a consumer perspective	25
Enhanced route scheduling simulation – a comparative analysis of distribution mining and machine learning	25
Leveraging relational capital with ambidexterity in building supply chain resilience	25