Blog entries targeted for, or containing content from, humanitarian practictioners actively utilizing humanitarian logistics in the field.
29.4.2019By David Grant, Professor in Supply Chain Management and Social Responsibility, Hanken; Hlekiwe Kachali, Project Leader and Gyöngyi Kovács, Erkko Professor in Humanitarian Logistics, Hanken #NotATarget is more than just [...]
9.4.2018By Karl-Kristian Stuns, whose Master's thesis was awarded by the HUMLOG board this year. It all started in April 2016 after my participation in the Logistics Emergency Response Unit (ERU) [...]
30.1.2018By Tunca Tabaklar, PhD. Tunca defended his doctoral thesis in Supply Chain Management and Social Responsibility: Scalability and resilience in humanitarian supply chains on December 16, 2017. As humanitarian crises [...]
18.12.2017By Nathan Kunz, Luk N. Van Wassenhove, Maria Besiou, Christophe Hambye, Gyöngyi Kovacs This paper is based on a panel discussion at the 2015 conference of the European Operations Management [...]
30.10.2017By James R. Stock; Fulbright-Hanken Distinguished Professor of Business & Economics; Distinguished University Professor and Frank Harvey Endowed Professor of Marketing, Muma College of Business, University of South Florida [...]
20.9.2017By Luke Muggy, Ph.D., winner of the HUMLOG Best Doctoral Thesis Award in 2017 Years of sectarian conflict have decimated Yemen’s infrastructure, leaving millions without access to clean water. Waste [...]
31.5.2017By Eija Susanna Meriläinen, Doctoral Student The Brexit vote, referendum in Turkey and Trump presidency. The waves of nationalist populism in the global North have awaken fears in the research [...]
23.3.2017By Sabari Prasanna, Doctoral Student Organizational culture has no consistent definition in the extant literature. Schein, (2004, p.17) defines organizational culture as “a pattern of shared basic assumptions that was [...]
6.2.2017Some thoughts about my current work, by Peter Tatham - Professor of Humanitarian Logistics, Griffith University (Queensland, Australia) May I begin by using this Blog to wish all the readers [...]