Carlos Mena is affiliated with Portland State University in the United States and specializes in the field of Business, Management and Accounting, with a focus on Strategy and Management, Management Information Systems, Sociology and Political Science, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, as well as Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality.
Their research interests encompass a range of topics including Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management, Quality and Supply Management, Sustainable Supply Chain Management, Public Procurement and Policy, Innovation and Knowledge Management, Qualitative Comparative Analysis Research, and Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Carlos Mena include Heather Skipworth, Marko Bastl, Corrado Cerruti, Antonios Karatzas, and Robert Wiedmer.
They have published extensively in journals such as the International Journal of Operations & Production Management, the Journal of Business Research, the Journal of Business Logistics, the IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, and the European Management Journal.
Recent publications by Carlos Mena include:
Other notable recent papers, although not authored by Mena, are relevant to their research field and often coauthored with close collaborators:
Ann Marucheck;Noel Greis;Carlos Mena;Linning Cai
Carlos Mena;B. Adenso-Diaz;Oznur Yurt
Martin Christopher;Carlos Mena;Omera Khan;Oznur Yurt
Carlos Mena;Andrew Humphries;Thomas Y. Choi
Soroosh Saghiri;Richard D. Wilding;Carlos Mena;Michael Bourlakis
Mark Johnson;Carlos Mena
Carlos Mena;Leon A. Terry;Adrian Williams;Lisa Ellram
Stephen J. Walsh;Amy L. McCleary;Carlos F. Mena;Yang Shao
Carlos F. Mena;Richard E. Bilsborrow;Michael E. McClain
Carlos Mena;Antonios Karatzas;Carsten Hansen
Ronald R. Rindfuss;Barbara Entwisle;Stephen J. Walsh;Li An
Vassilios Tatsis;Carlos Mena;Luk N. Van Wassenhove;Linda Whicker
Carlos F. Mena;Stephen J. Walsh;Brian G. Frizzelle;Yao Xiaozheng
L. Whicker;M. Bernon;S. Templar;C. Mena
Ronald R. Rindfuss;Barbara Entwisle;Stephen J. Walsh;Carlos F. Mena
Francesco Pizzitutti;Stephen J. Walsh;Ronald R. Rindfuss;Reck Gunter
Stephen J. Walsh;Joseph P. Messina;Carlos F. Mena;George P. Malanson
Joseph P. Messina;Stephen J. Walsh;Carlos F. Mena;Paul L. Delamater
Belarmino Adenso‐Diaz;Carlos Mena;Santiago García‐Carbajal;Merrill Liechty
Carlos F. Mena;Alisson F. Barbieri;Stephen J. Walsh;Christine M. Erlien
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