Ellie Falcone

Assistant Professor

Texas Christian University

United States

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Ellie Falcone is an Assistant Professor at Texas Christian University, USA. Her research areas focus on supply chain management, including technology adoption, collaboration dynamics, and corporate social responsibility within supply chains. Recent articles highlight her work on the implications of geographic distance and relationship longevity in supplier collaborations and the resilience of supply chain networks.

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STEVEN CARNOVALE

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Florida International University

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University of Arkansas

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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

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Supply chain technology adoption in China: investigating the role of swift Guanxi and socialist ideology

Cross‐Tier Supplier Collaboration on Buyer Firm Innovation Performance: The Moderating Role of Geographic Distance and Relationship Longevity

Follow‐suit or free‐ride? A relational view of CSR diffusion in a supply chain with customer–supplier closure

An investigation of corporate social responsibility conformity: The roles of network prominence and supply chain partners

Growing, learning, and connecting: Deciphering the complex relationship between government customer concentration and firm performance

Supply Chain Plasticity: A Responsive Network Capability to Ensure Resilience

When the chickens come home to roost: The short‐ versus long‐term performance implications of government contracting and supplier network structure

Supply chain plasticity during a global disruption: Effects of CEO and supply chain networks on operational repurposing

Buyer-supplier collaboration: A macro, micro, and congruence perspective

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STEVEN CARNOVALE

Brian Fugate

Adriana Rossiter Hofer

Jason Ridge

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