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4 Results and Analysis
Table 1 presents an overview of the studies published at the event. It is possible to
identify the titles of the articles, authors, the objectives of the studies and the methodological procedure used in each article. As shown in Table 1, it is possible to notice
that although the literature review considered the years between 1996 and 2019, the
first occurrence of an article published at the event in the area of sustainability in
logistic systems occurred only in 2002.
Analyzing Table 1, it is possible to verify that a large number of articles used case
study as a research method, in total there were 18 articles out of the 37 considered.
Table 1 Overview of identified research
No.
Article title
References
Purpose of the article
Methodological
procedures
1
Reverse Logistics in
Hospitality. ISO
14,001 certified hotel
case study
Cury et al.
(2003)
The study investigated
how Reverse Logistics
(LR) can contribute to the
development of
Sustainable Tourism (TS)
and consequently to
sustainable regional
development
Case study
2
Reverse logistics as a
cyber agent
Felizardo and
Hatakeyama
(2002)
The study aimed to
establish connections
between reverse logistics,
care for the environment
and cybernetics,
demonstrating the
“man-society-machine”
relationship for the
sustainability and
development of the
current socio-economic
system
Conceptual review
3
Reverse chains of
Aluminum Cans and
pet bottles in Baixada
Santista
La Fuente and
Robles (2005)
Analyzes and compares
the reverse chains of
aluminum cans and PET
bottles, checking their
structure, similarities and
differences, aiming to
contribute to the
development of the
recycling business
Semi-structured
interviews and
exploratory analysis
of multiple cases
4
Application of the
concept of social
responsibility through
port sustainability: a
case study in the port
of Santos
Chaud and
Rodrigues
(2006)
It analyzed the insertion
of the concepts of
corporate social
responsibility in port
management
Case study
(continued)
V. W. B. Martins et al.
4 Results and Analysis
Table 1 presents an overview of the studies published at the event. It is possible to
identify the titles of the articles, authors, the objectives of the studies and the methodological procedure used in each article. As shown in Table 1, it is possible to notice
that although the literature review considered the years between 1996 and 2019, the
first occurrence of an article published at the event in the area of sustainability in
logistic systems occurred only in 2002.
Analyzing Table 1, it is possible to verify that a large number of articles used case
study as a research method, in total there were 18 articles out of the 37 considered.
Table 1 Overview of identified research
No.
Article title
References
Purpose of the article
Methodological
procedures
1
Reverse Logistics in
Hospitality. ISO
14,001 certified hotel
case study
Cury et al.
(2003)
The study investigated
how Reverse Logistics
(LR) can contribute to the
development of
Sustainable Tourism (TS)
and consequently to
sustainable regional
development
Case study
2
Reverse logistics as a
cyber agent
Felizardo and
Hatakeyama
(2002)
The study aimed to
establish connections
between reverse logistics,
care for the environment
and cybernetics,
demonstrating the
“man-society-machine”
relationship for the
sustainability and
development of the
current socio-economic
system
Conceptual review
3
Reverse chains of
Aluminum Cans and
pet bottles in Baixada
Santista
La Fuente and
Robles (2005)
Analyzes and compares
the reverse chains of
aluminum cans and PET
bottles, checking their
structure, similarities and
differences, aiming to
contribute to the
development of the
recycling business
Semi-structured
interviews and
exploratory analysis
of multiple cases
4
Application of the
concept of social
responsibility through
port sustainability: a
case study in the port
of Santos
Chaud and
Rodrigues
(2006)
It analyzed the insertion
of the concepts of
corporate social
responsibility in port
management
Case study
(continued)