Introducing Fashion Supply Chains and Operations

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Contributors IX
4. Introducing Fashion Supply Chains and Operations 1
5. Section I: Perspectives on Fashion Supply Chains and Operations
6. 1 Interwoven: A Historical Examination of Relational Capital in the Context of Shetland Hand Knitting and the Barter Economy 11
7. 2 The Evolution of the Fashion Supply Chain 25
8. 3 Legislating Fashion Circularity: Policy Design Challenges 43
9. 4 Coopetition for Fashion Supply Chains 55
10. 5 Fashion Supply Chain Management in Disruptions 71
11. 6 Fair Trade Fashion Branding and Entrepreneurship: Challenges and Opportunities 87
12. Section II: Geographies of Fashion Supply Chain Operations
13. 7 Consumer Textile Recycling Behaviour in Hong Kong and Implications for Fashion Supply Chain Management 99
14. 8 Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Fashion Supply Chains: Applications in China 115
15. 9 Opportunities and Challenges of China’s Silk Supply Chain 129
16. 10 Refugee Workers in Global Fashion Supply Chains 145
17. 11 A Circular Reformation of Slow Fashion Supply Chains Through Industrial Symbiosis: A Case Study from Turkey 161
18. 12 Fashion Supply Chain Challenges in Brazil 177
19. 13 Review of Procurement Practices in the South African Clothing Industry 189
20. 14 The Final Stop in the Fast Fashion Supply Chain: Waste Management Practices in Ghana’s Second-Hand Clothing Trade 207
21. Section III: Operations Transformation in Fashion Supply Chains
22. 15 Decoding Blockchain Technology: Understanding the Impact for Luxury Fashion Supply Chains 225
23. 16 Fashion Product Development for Clothing Longevity in the Supply Chain 245
24. 17 Regenerative Systems in Textile and Fashion Supply Chains 259
25. 18 Digital Technology and Modern Slavery in Fashion Supply Chains 275
26. 19 Ethical Implications of AI-Driven Trend Forecasting in Fast Fashion 287
27. 20 Unlocking Sustainability in Fashion Supply Chains Through Industrial Digital Technologies 303
28. 21 Adopting a Design Thinking Approach to Embedding Sustainability Practices into Fashion Supply Chain Education 319
29. 22 Reframing Fast Fashion: A Paradigm Shift for the Two Dirtiest Words in Our Fashion Vocabulary and the Introduction of Flow Fashion 333
30. 23 Circular Fashion Ecosystems: The Role of Social Enterprises in Blending Environmental and Social Sustainability 345
31. Section IV: Implementing Sustainable Operations in Fashion Supply Chains
32. 24 Exploring Challenges and Enablers in Textile Recycling Supply Chains 363
33. 25 The Scottish Cashmere Supply Chain: An Investigation of Reuse Through Sustainability as a Service 379
34. 26 Weak Sustainability, Strong Structures: Approaches to Change by Two Industries Within the Global Textile Value Chain 393
35. 27 Transparency in Fashion Supply Chains: Examining the Influence of Country Regulation 407
36. 28 Sustainable Fashion Supply Chains: Innovative Practices of Chinese Silk Enterprises 425
37. 29 Sustainable Fashion Supply Chain Management: Environmental Focus on Bangladesh 441
38. 30 Informal Circular Textile Supply Chains in Türkiye 459
39. 31 Traceability, Transparency, and Collaboration for Sustainable Fashion Supply Chains 477
40. Index
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