Risky business: what humanitarians can learn from business logisticians and vice versa / Paul D Larson
Impacts of funding systems on humanitarian operations / Tina Wakolbinger and Fuminori Toyasaki
The importance of information technology in humanitarian supply chains: opportunities and challenges in the Helios project / Martijn Blansjaar and Charl van der Merwe
Humanitarian logistics metrics: where we are and how we might improve / Peter Tatham and Kate Hughes
Humanitarian logistics and the cluster approach: global shifts and the us perspective / Nezih Altay and Melissa Labonte
The 2004 Thailand tsunami reviewed: lessons learned / Stephen Pettit, Anthony Beresford, Michael Whiting and Ruth Banomyong
The journey to humanitarian supply management: an African perspective / Paul SN Buatsi
Humanitarian logistics in the United States: supply chain systems for responding to domestic disasters / Jarrod Goentzel and Karen Spens
The supply network's role as an enabler of development/ deb ellis
Humanitarian logistics professionalism / David Moore and David Taylor
Humanitarian logistics: a cultural perspective / Rachel Dowty
The impossible interface?: combining humanitarian logistics and military supply chain capabilities / Jersey Seipel
Disaster agencies and military forces: not such strange bedfellows after all / Tim Cross.
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Humanitarian logistics : meeting the challenge of preparing for and responding to disasters by Martin Christopher. ISBN 9780749462468. Published by Kogan Page in 2011. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
