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The following pages link to Designing a supply chain network under the risk of disruptions (Q1954554):

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• A reliable budget-constrained FL/ND problem with unreliable facilities (Q291688) (← links)
• Risk-pooling strategy, lead time, delivery reliability and inventory control decisions in a stochastic multi-objective supply chain network design (Q512963) (← links)
• Modeling supplier selection and the use of option contracts for global supply chain design (Q1017454) (← links)
• Facility location and distribution planning in a disrupted supply chain (Q1625572) (← links)
• Robust and reliable forward-reverse logistics network design under demand uncertainty and facility disruptions (Q1630203) (← links)
• A stochastic program to evaluate disruption mitigation investments in the supply chain (Q1634293) (← links)
• Compromise rank genetic programming for automated nonlinear design of disaster management (Q1666814) (← links)
• Supply chain network design under uncertainty: a comprehensive review and future research directions (Q1695020) (← links)
• Robust supply chain network design: an optimization model with real world application (Q1699156) (← links)
• Contingency planning during the formation of a supply chain (Q1699157) (← links)
• Robust solution for a minimax regret hub location problem in a fuzzy-stochastic environment (Q1717038) (← links)
• On the transformation mechanism for formulating a multiproduct two-layer supply chain network design problem as a network flow model (Q1718489) (← links)
• Resilient supply chain network design under competition: a case study (Q1751919) (← links)
• A bi-level stochastic optimization model for reliable supply chain in competitive environments: hybridizing exact method and genetic algorithm (Q1985109) (← links)
• Risk management of supply chain disruptions: an epidemic modeling approach (Q2079414) (← links)
• The complexity measurement and evolution analysis of supply chain network under disruption risks (Q2201339) (← links)
• Mitigating partial-disruption risk: a joint facility location and inventory model considering customers' preferences and the role of substitute products and backorder offers (Q2297567) (← links)
• Multi-echelon supply chain design considering unreliable facilities with facility hardening possibility (Q2306779) (← links)
• Robust solution for a min-max regret hub location problem in a fuzzy-stochastic environment (Q2397582) (← links)
• Designing multi-period supply chain network considering risk and emission: a multi-objective approach (Q2404320) (← links)
• Strategies for protecting supply chain networks against facility and transportation disruptions: an improved Benders decomposition approach (Q2442080) (← links)
• Reliable distribution networks design with nonlinear fortification function (Q2795182) (← links)
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• On the Value of Mitigation and Contingency Strategies for Managing Supply Chain Disruption Risks (Q3115973) (← links)
• Postponement in supply chain risk management: a complexity perspective (Q3163359) (← links)
• A supply chain design model with unreliable supply (Q3499288) (← links)
• Designing safety space in a supply chain to handle system‐wide disruptions (Q5433530) (← links)
• Managing disruption risk in competing multitier supply chains (Q6082250) (← links)
• Supply chain network design with financial considerations: a comprehensive review (Q6087476) (← links)
• A new branch and efficiency algorithm for an optimal design of the supply chain network in view of resilience, inequity and traffic congestion (Q6099391) (← links)
• Risk‐averse optimization and resilient network flows (Q6139370) (← links)
• Viable healthcare supply chain network design for a pandemic (Q6179167) (← links)