I'm writing the state-of-the-art of my doctoral thesis and I need what I have asked.
You can search under these names: Gligor, D.M., Holcomb, M.C., Mandal, S., and Liu, H. There are few other names in that domain.
Recent articles (2017) in this domain include:
Proposing a new approach for evaluating supply chain agility by data envelopment analysis with a case study in Pashmineh Kavir factory by Shahin, A., Khalili, A., Pourhamidi, M.
The impact of supplier innovativeness, information sharing and strategic sourcing on improving supply chain agility: Global supply chain perspective by Kim, M., Chai, S.
The effects of strategic and manufacturing flexibilities and supply chain agility on firm performance in the fashion industry by Chan, A.T.L., Ngai, E.W.T., Moon, K.K.L.
Green supply chain agility in EMS ISO 14001 manufacturing firms: Empirical justification of social and environmental performance as an organisational outcome by Fernando, Y., Saththasivam, G.
Professor Martin Christopher is very well known person in this field which is written a very cited article bout that. His model is very great, but this model developed in last decade.
Your answers have been very useful. Thank you so much. Every time you find new good results on the subject, please share them with me
You may see this:
Zhao Z., Zhao S. (2013) Study on Agile Supply Chain. In: Xu B. (eds) 2012 International Conference on Information Technology and Management Science(ICITMS 2012) Proceedings. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg
You have to consider, first, the works of LaLonde, Bowersox, Cooper and Heskett, the founding fathers in logistics and SCM. Then, I think you could examine some papers from systemic researchers as Forrester (Bullwhip Effect) or Colin. I think that Martin Christopher is more a reflexive author (see Lavastre & alii).
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