Developing dynamic supply chain resilience capabilities: a study of Irish firms' response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Abubakar Ali; Ashraf Labib; Paulo Afonso; Amr Mahfouz
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Submitted date:
10/04/2003
Accepted date:
04/11/2024
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