Doctoral thesis summary Business administration: The impacts of supply chain social sustainability on supply chain performance, mediating role of supply chain integration the case of Vietnam

Doctoral thesis summary "The impacts of supply chain social sustainability on supply chain performance, mediating role of supply chain integration the case of Vietnam" Identifies the relationship between supply chain social sustainability and supply chain performance, mediating role of supply chain integration; examines the impact of social sustainability on three dimensions of supply chain integration: internal, customer, and supplier; identifies the influence of supply chain integration on customer performance, supplier performance, and supply chain performance.
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Doctoral thesis summary Business administration: The impacts of supply chain social sustainability on supply chain performance, mediating role of supply chain integration the case of Vietnam i MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS HO CHI MINH -------------- DUONG NGOC HONG THE IMPACTS OF SUPPLY CHAIN SOCIALSUSTAINABILITY ON SUPPLY CHAIN PERFORMANCE,MEDIATING ROLE OF SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION THE CASE OF VIETNAM Major: Business Administration Code: 9340101 SUMMARY OF DISSERTATION Academic Advisors: 1. Professor. Nguyen Dong Phong 2. Associate Professor. Bui Thanh Trang Ho Chi Minh City – 2022 iiThe Thesis was completed in:............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Scientific guide:............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Reviewer 1:...................................................................................................Reviewer 2:...................................................................................................Reviewer 3:...................................................................................................The thesis will be protected by the Board of Review in:.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................At ...............................................................................................The thesis can be found at the library:............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Research gap While attention to social sustainability practices has beenincreasing over the globe recently, many researchers point out thatthere are limited studies on the Asian context in this domain (Guglerand Shi, 2009). Many focal companies are located in developingcountries, particularly in Asia. Social issues in the supply chain areconsidered one of the most discussed topics in these countries;however, managers did not pay much attention to understanding andaddressing these issues. Furthermore, applying social standards tomeasure environmental, financial, and social performance is hardlypracticed, especially in supply chains (Torugsa, O’Donohue, &Hecker, 2013; Hutchins and Sutherland, 2008). Also, social mannersare complex and diverse based on a particular country’s socialdevelopment. Therefore, many scholars suggest that this domain needsfurther research to explore and identify these issues. As a result, this study has been conducted for various reasons.Firstly, as mentioned above, our research recognizes the necessity forfurther study about the impacts of supply chain social sustainability onsupply chain performance with the mediating role of supply chainintegration, particularly in developing economies. Recently, as aresponsible member of the United Nations, Vietnam has been activelydeveloping and implementing strategies to promote green growth andsustainable development. There have been several policies andprograms to raise awareness, support, and encourage businesses toapply sustainable business models. Therefore, our research examinesthese main subjects: (1) How do supply chain social sustainabilityinfluence supply chain integration and supply chain performance? (2) 2How does supply chain integration (internal integration, supplieri ...