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An­dreas Wie­land

Professor

Subjects
Innovation Supply chain Sustainability Green transition Qualitative methods Quantitative methods

Primary research areas

Supply chain resilience and transformation

A social–ecological view that moves beyond “command & control” and treats resilience as ongoing adaptation, and when needed, transformation.

Change, innovation and social tipping points

How social innovation can trigger the necessary systemic change across supply chains, societies, and the natural environment.

Supply chain emissions

Partnering with industry to engage the supply chain for Scope 3 emissions reductions and practical pathways toward decarbonization.

Resilience and transformation of global supply chains

I study how global supply chains adapt and transform under pressure by reframing them as social–ecological systems. My work connects supply chains tosocial, geopolitical, and ecological crises, translating theory imports into empirical tests and actionable managerial/policy guidance. 

I serve as Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Supply Chain Management (2022–2027) and am involved in several projects, including a collaboration with Denmark’s Resilience Agency (SAMSIK). 

Recent research projects

DICE: Digital Health in Circular Economy

DICE

Denmark’s Resilience Agenda with SAMSIK

SAMSIK