Martin Spring is affiliated with Lancaster University in the United Kingdom and specializes in the field of Business, Management and Accounting. Their work spans several subfields, including Management Information Systems, Strategy and Management, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management, and Economics and Econometrics.
Their research primarily addresses topics related to Outsourcing and Supply Chain Management, Innovation and Knowledge Management, Quality and Supply Management, Public Procurement and Policy, Management and Organizational Studies, Public-Private Partnership Projects, and Robotic Process Automation Applications.
Martin Spring has contributed to a variety of academic publications. Notable recent papers include:
Frequently publishing in several academic journals, Martin Spring's work appears particularly in the Journal of Operations Management and the Journal of Supply Chain Management, each with two publications, as well as in the Journal of Management Studies, Research Policy, and the International Journal of Operations & Production Management.
Collaborations have played a role in Martin Spring's research output, with frequent co-authors including Kostas Selviaridis, James Faulconbridge, Atif Sarwar, Alan Hughes, and Kim Sundtoft Hald. Kostas Selviaridis, for example, has co-authored five publications with Spring.
Mark Stevenson;Martin Spring
Konstantinos Selviaridis;Martin Spring
Katy Mason;Martin Spring
Martin Spring;Luis Araujo
Luis Araujo;Martin Spring
Martin Spring;John F. Dalrymple
Finn Wynstra;Martin Spring;Tobias Schoenherr
Martin Spring;Luis Araujo
Scott E. Sampson;Martin Spring
Martin Spring;Luis Araujo
Mark Stevenson;Martin Spring
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Martin Spring;Alan Hughes;Katy Mason;Paul McCaffrey
Thomas J. Kull;Josip Kotlar;Martin Spring
Juliana Bonomi Santos;Juliana Bonomi Santos;Martin Spring
A.J. Peters;E.M. Rooney;J.H. Rogerson;R.E. McQuater
Martin Spring;Ruth Boaden
Y. Ge;J.-B. Yang;N. Proudlove;M. Spring
Kostas Selviaridis;Martin Spring
M Spring;RE McQuater;KG Swift;BG Dale
Javier González‐Benito;Martin Spring
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