Yanji Duan

Assistant Professor

University of North Florida

United States

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Yanji Duan is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Florida, USA. His research areas focus on sustainable sourcing, blockchain technology in supply chains, and the impact of corporate sustainability practices on consumer attitudes. Dr. Duan's recent publications explore themes such as trust-commitment theory within buyer-seller relationships and the implications of supply chain transparency in various business contexts.

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Revisiting buyer–seller relationships in sustainable sourcing: advancing trust-commitment theory within the context of blockchain technology

Does It Matter to the C‐Suite? The Role of Top Management in a Purchasing Manager's Responsible Sourcing Intentions

Blockchain Empowerment: Unveiling Managerial Choices in Carbon Finance Investment Across Supply Chains

Impact of the Quality and Attitudinal Direction of Firms’ Sustainability Information Disclosure on Consumer Attitudes in Digital Communications: Contingent Effects of Signaling Environments

Size matters: the influence of supplier size on buyer's usage of mediated power in positive and negative supplier-induced disruptions

Supply chain carbon transparency to consumers via blockchain: does the truth hurt?

Shaping patient perceptions with healthcare supply chain transparency

Blockchain And Enhancing Online Retail Consumer Value

Blockchain and Enhancing Online Retail Consumer Value

Communicating supply chain sustainability: transparency and framing effects

Consumers care and firms should too: On the benefits of disclosing supplier monitoring activities

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