Blog entries featuring content, students, or instructors involved with current study programmes.
In today’s blog, I would love to share with you guys about my interesting career choice – Humanitarian Logistics and how did I end up studying this major at Hanken [...]
17.9.2019By Jana Abiková, visiting researcher at HUMLOG and PhD student at the University of Economics in Prague. Dear reader, today, I would like to tell you few words about [...]
28.8.2019By Christian Fikar, Assistant Professor at WU Vienna University of Economics and Business & HUMLOG Research Associate As highlighted in various posts here on the HUMLOG blog, logistics activities can [...]
25.6.2019By Hossein Baharmand, winner of the Best HUMLOG Doctoral Thesis Award 2019 I had the opportunity to conduct my Ph.D. at the Department of Information and Communication Technology at the [...]
20.5.2019By Hanken students Claire Dubosc, Karoliina Ahtiainen, Sara Paananen and Juulia Orimus During our first academic year, we (as Hanken’s Humanitarian Logistics students) had a project course included in our [...]
15.2.2018By Linda Annala and Minchul Sohn, PhD Students, Hanken Under the project “UNHCR Supply Chain Certification programme”, HUMLOG Institute aims to co-design and co-develop educational programmes jointly with UNHCR's Global [...]
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 [...]
11.12.2017By Claire Jackson, Senior Publisher: Operations, Logistics and Quality, Emerald Publishing Launched in 2011, JHLSCM remains the only dedicated outlet for academic and practitioner research on humanitarian logistics and [...]
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 [...]
8.9.2017By Mohammad Moshtari, research fellow and lecturer at Hanken School of Economics After a disaster hits a region, a considerable number of NGOs becomes involved in humanitarian operations. For example, [...]