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Table 1 The output of
authors writing about SSC

Field: authors Record count % of 416

14 3.365

Seuring S

10 2.404

Sarkis J

Guillen-Gosalbez G 6 1.442

6 1.442

Pagell M

5 1.202

Jimenez L

Wu ZH 5 1.202

4 0.962

Carter CR

4 0.962

Chaabane A

Cruz JM 4 0.962

4 0.962

Govindan K

4 0.962

Kumar S

Mele FD 4 0.962

4 0.962

Searcy C

3 0.721

Beske P

Buyukozkan G 3 0.721

3 0.721

Dehghanian F

3 0.721

Gold S

Gunther HO 3 0.721

3 0.721

Hall J

3 0.721

Klassen RD

Koh SCL 3 0.721

3 0.721

Manzardo A

3 0.721

Matos S

Paquet M 3 0.721

3 0.721

Ramudhin A

Ren JZ 3 0.721

Scipioni A 3 0.721

3 0.721

Toniolo S

Vermeulen WJV 3 0.721

Index-Science (CPCI-S)—1990-present; Conference Proceedings Citation Index-
Social Science & Humanities (CPCI-SSH)—1990-present. Using the search query:
Sustainability Supply Chain, Socially Responsibility Supply Chain, Responsibility
Supply Chain, over 400 records have been found. 2
Whilst the conducted research has produced the conclusion that a very few sci-
entists in global scale specialize in sustainability supply chain issues and the most
authors have only just a few titles (Table 1 ) in their literary output, the analysis

2 The research had some limitations, because of the time when it was conducted. It doesn't pre-
sent complete data from 2014, but only data until April. Moreover, it is recommended that the
research should be complemented with other bibliometric research methods. In this connection,
the presentation of data should be treated as an analysis illustration, which from other research
perspectives will seem to be different, but generally similar.