Logistics & Sustainable Transport
Sciendo Β· Poland Β· Est. 2014
Aims & Scope
1. Theoretical, empirical and policy analyses on management, operation and performance in logistics and supply-chain management. 2. Environmental and social / equity impacts on freight and passenger transport and implications of movement on cost and movement, capacity, demand, pricing, externalities. 3. Efficiency of freight and passenger transport. 4. Impact of driving forces (i.e. transport volume, modal split, technology, efficiency), on freight and passenger transport, its social, economic, environmental and ecologic impacts on society. 5. Impacts of policy instruments (e.g. prices, regulations, infrastructure policy) on these driving forces, the efficiency of transport and its impact on society.
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Frequently asked questions about Logistics & Sustainable Transport
Is Logistics & Sustainable Transport a predatory journal?
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What is the impact factor of Logistics & Sustainable Transport?
Logistics & Sustainable Transport is not in the Web of Science Core Collection, so it has no official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
Is Logistics & Sustainable Transport indexed in Scopus and Web of Science?
Logistics & Sustainable Transport is indexed in DOAJ.
What is the aims and scope of Logistics & Sustainable Transport?
1. Theoretical, empirical and policy analyses on management, operation and performance in logistics and supply-chain management. 2. Environmental and social / equity impacts on freight and passenger transport and implications of movement on cost and movement, capacity, demand, pricing, externalities. 3. Efficiency of freight and passenger transport. 4. Impact of driving forces (i.e. transport volume, modal split, technology, efficiency), on freight and passenger transport, its social, economic, environmental and ecologic impacts on society. 5. Impacts of policy instruments (e.g. prices, regula
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