What did we do, who did it and did it matter? A review of fifteen volumes of the (European) Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management

Axelsson, 2005

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Mol, M., Wynstra, F., 2006. A field in motion: purchasing and supply management research 1999–2003. In: Croom, S. (Ed.), Conference 2006: Creating and Managing Value in Supply Networks Proceedings 15th International Annual IPSERA Conference, 6–8 April 2006, University of San Diego, San Diego (CD Rom).

Van Weele, 2005

Wynstra, F., 2006. Inkoop, Leveranciers en Innovatie: Van VOC tot Space Shuttle. Inaugural addresses Research in Management Series EIA-2006-027-LIS, Erasmus Research Institute of Management, Rotterdam (ISBN:90-5892-109-3) (in Dutch; “Purchasing, Suppliers and Innovation: From East Indies Company to Space Shuttle.”).

Wynstra, 2004, JPSM-foundations and future development, 2004–2007, Journal of Purchasing and Supply Management, 10, 227, 10.1016/j.pursup.2005.03.002

Zsidisin, 2007, Evaluation criteria development and assessment of purchasing and supply management journals, Journal of Operations Management, 25, 165, 10.1016/j.jom.2006.02.008