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Seminario From Blame to Risk: How NGO Strategies Expand Responsibility Boundaries in Global Supply Chains

26 maggio 2026

Miriam Wilhelm - Professoressa all'Università di Vienna

  • 12:00 - 13:00
  • Online su Microsoft Teams e in presenza : Dipartimento di Scienze Aziendali - Via Capo di Lucca n°34 - Sala Seminari 1, Primo Piano, Bologna
  • Scienza e tecnologia In inglese

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Programma

The seminar is reserved for the Department of Management’s community. Other interested colleagues can contact Elisa Villani (e.villani@unibo.it).

Short Biography

Miriam Wilhelm is a Professor for Sustainable Supply Chains at the Vienna University of Economics and Business. In her research, she deals with the pressing question of how global supply chains can be made more sustainable. She is passionate about studying this challenge through extensive fieldwork in different sectors and contexts such as automotive (Japan), ready-made garments (India), electronic supply chains (China), and seafood supply chains (Thailand).  She has published the results of her research in leading journals, including Academy of Management Annals, Production and Operations Management, Journal of Operations Management, Organization Science, among others. She is currently an Associate Editor for the Journal of Supply Chain Management, and Associate Editor for the Journal of Operations Management, and a Consulting Editor for the Journal of International Business Studies. 

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DiSA Research Seminars 2026

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The seminars are reserved for the DISA staff and typically held every two weeks. They usually occur at the Department's main venue, and there is a provision for online connection on the Teams platform. Seminars are always held in English. They are organized by the DISA Seminars Committee, which is composed of a contact person for each of the department's disciplinary scientific areas of interest, so that we can work on all areas of interest to our researchers.