Andrzej Kraslawski
Biographic Data
| ID | 264082 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrzej Kraslawski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrzej |
| FAMILY NAME | Kraslawski |
| SIGNATURE | KRASLAWSKI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8393-1526 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Governance challenges in critical mineral supply chains
Critical mineral supply chains face multiple vulnerabilities arising from high production concentration in a few countries, under multiple risks of geopolitical, technological, and socio-environmental pressures, making the quality of sustainability governance in these countries a decisive factor in global supply chain resilience. Current frameworks that use symmetric analysis across indicators (e.g., SDG dashboards, ESG indices) cannot detect dir…
Links between the actors and mining activities related to the implementation of sustainable development principles
The uninterrupted supply of raw materials is essential to implement low‐carbon technologies. Therefore, the sustainable extraction of these materials is crucial. One of its important aspects is the analysis of the interaction between the actors as well as the actions undertaken by them. This study explores the characteristics of the network of links between social actors and the supporting and inhibitory actions related to sustainable development…
Environmental benefits of circular economy approach to use of cobalt
Cobalt is an important critical material and a constituent of a broad range of products such as batteries, electronics, superalloys, and hard metals. Effective recycling of cobalt is considered one of the most pivotal processes in alleviating its criticality. In this paper, using the dynamic modelling of material, energy, and water flows in cobalt supply chain, we show that by 2050 around 25% of the total demand for cobalt could be supplied by re…
Rationality of using phosphorus primary and secondary sources in circular economy
Performance outcomes of supply chain practices for sustainable development
Sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) practices have received growing attention but their consequences on firm performance yielded mixed outcomes. This study aims to synthesize quantitative research and to analyze potential moderators on the link between SSCM practices and firm performance. This study draws upon resource‐based view of the firm with the extensions of natural resource‐based view and relational view to underpin study hypotheses…
Quantitative indicators for social sustainability assessment of society and product responsibility aspects in supply chains
Increased pressures from stakeholders have been forcing companies to integrate social sustainability into their businesses. However, lack of information leads to gaps in social sustainability, some of them being also related to difficulties in social sustainability assessment of supply chains often caused by lack of appropriate quantitative indicators to be used. The aim of this paper is, thus, to fill this gap by proposing a set of quantitative …
Nearshore Service Transfers in the EU
In the second decade of the XXI century, the rapid growth of service offshoring industry can be observed in Poland and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Such international corporate transformations wield significant influence on economies and societies of the states involved. The legal issues regulating international services migrations are among the most demanding managerial challenges at the pretransition phase (i.e. before t…
Offshored Service Cost Model as a Key Post-Transition Challenge
Business process off shoring has been dynamically growing worldwide in the last few years, facilitated by the corporate need for operational expenses reduction, overcoming skilled workers shortage and the potential for operations optimization. At every stage of organizational changes, there are various challenges the service off shoring managerial community constantly struggles with. Th e paper presents the off shored service cost model that can …
Performance outcomes of supply chain practices for sustainable development
Sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) practices have received growing attention but their consequences on firm performance yielded mixed outcomes. This study aims to synthesize quantitative research and to analyze potential moderators on the link between SSCM practices and firm performance. This study draws upon resource‐based view of the firm with the extensions of natural resource‐based view and relational view to underpin study hypotheses…
Environmental benefits of circular economy approach to use of cobalt
Cobalt is an important critical material and a constituent of a broad range of products such as batteries, electronics, superalloys, and hard metals. Effective recycling of cobalt is considered one of the most pivotal processes in alleviating its criticality. In this paper, using the dynamic modelling of material, energy, and water flows in cobalt supply chain, we show that by 2050 around 25% of the total demand for cobalt could be supplied by re…
Quantitative indicators for social sustainability assessment of society and product responsibility aspects in supply chains
Increased pressures from stakeholders have been forcing companies to integrate social sustainability into their businesses. However, lack of information leads to gaps in social sustainability, some of them being also related to difficulties in social sustainability assessment of supply chains often caused by lack of appropriate quantitative indicators to be used. The aim of this paper is, thus, to fill this gap by proposing a set of quantitative …
Offshored Service Cost Model as a Key Post-Transition Challenge
Business process off shoring has been dynamically growing worldwide in the last few years, facilitated by the corporate need for operational expenses reduction, overcoming skilled workers shortage and the potential for operations optimization. At every stage of organizational changes, there are various challenges the service off shoring managerial community constantly struggles with. Th e paper presents the off shored service cost model that can …
Quantitative indicators for social sustainability assessment of society and product responsibility aspects in supply chains
Increased pressures from stakeholders have been forcing companies to integrate social sustainability into their businesses. However, lack of information leads to gaps in social sustainability, some of them being also related to difficulties in social sustainability assessment of supply chains often caused by lack of appropriate quantitative indicators to be used. The aim of this paper is, thus, to fill this gap by proposing a set of quantitative …
Nearshore Service Transfers in the EU
In the second decade of the XXI century, the rapid growth of service offshoring industry can be observed in Poland and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Such international corporate transformations wield significant influence on economies and societies of the states involved. The legal issues regulating international services migrations are among the most demanding managerial challenges at the pretransition phase (i.e. before t…
Rationality of using phosphorus primary and secondary sources in circular economy
Performance outcomes of supply chain practices for sustainable development
Sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) practices have received growing attention but their consequences on firm performance yielded mixed outcomes. This study aims to synthesize quantitative research and to analyze potential moderators on the link between SSCM practices and firm performance. This study draws upon resource‐based view of the firm with the extensions of natural resource‐based view and relational view to underpin study hypotheses…
Environmental benefits of circular economy approach to use of cobalt
Cobalt is an important critical material and a constituent of a broad range of products such as batteries, electronics, superalloys, and hard metals. Effective recycling of cobalt is considered one of the most pivotal processes in alleviating its criticality. In this paper, using the dynamic modelling of material, energy, and water flows in cobalt supply chain, we show that by 2050 around 25% of the total demand for cobalt could be supplied by re…
Links between the actors and mining activities related to the implementation of sustainable development principles
The uninterrupted supply of raw materials is essential to implement low‐carbon technologies. Therefore, the sustainable extraction of these materials is crucial. One of its important aspects is the analysis of the interaction between the actors as well as the actions undertaken by them. This study explores the characteristics of the network of links between social actors and the supporting and inhibitory actions related to sustainable development…
Governance challenges in critical mineral supply chains
Critical mineral supply chains face multiple vulnerabilities arising from high production concentration in a few countries, under multiple risks of geopolitical, technological, and socio-environmental pressures, making the quality of sustainability governance in these countries a decisive factor in global supply chain resilience. Current frameworks that use symmetric analysis across indicators (e.g., SDG dashboards, ESG indices) cannot detect dir…
Business (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Process management (3 works) · Supply chain (3 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Ecology (2 works)