Anna Nagurney, John F. Smith Memorial Professor, Isenberg School of Management and Director, Virtual Center for Supernetworks, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, US

'The entire book is quite easy to read and can serve as a self-contained introduction to supply chain modeling. . . Because it contains many original perspectives on supply chains as complex network systems, it is also useful as a reference for researchers and doctoral students interested in applying the theory of noncooperative games to supply chain networks. Certainly any serious student or reader of supply chains should have this book among his/her readily available references. It is and excellent book.'

• Contents: Preface Part I: Supply Chain Networks 1. Introduction and Overview 2. Supply Chain Networks 3. Transportation Network Equilibrium Transformations 4. Supply Chains and Risk Management 5. Dynamic Supply Chain Networks and Transportation Part II: Energy Supply Chains 6. Electric Power Supply Chains 7. Dynamics Under Risk and Uncertainty 8. Electric Power Supply Chains and Transportation 9. Power Plant Selection and Policy Interventions Part III: Environmental and Financial Networks 10. Supply Chains and Environmental Criteria 11. Reverse Supply Chain Management and E-Cycling 12. Financial Networks and Transportation A. Optimization Theory, VIs, and PDSs B. Problems Bibliography Index

Anna Nagurney, John F. Smith Memorial Professor, Isenberg School of Management and Director, Virtual Center for Supernetworks, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, US

'The entire book is quite easy to read and can serve as a self-contained introduction to supply chain modeling. . . Because it contains many original perspectives on supply chains as complex network systems, it is also useful as a reference for researchers and doctoral students interested in applying the theory of noncooperative games to supply chain networks. Certainly any serious student or reader of supply chains should have this book among his/her readily available references. It is and excellent book.'

• Contents: Preface Part I: Supply Chain Networks 1. Introduction and Overview 2. Supply Chain Networks 3. Transportation Network Equilibrium Transformations 4. Supply Chains and Risk Management 5. Dynamic Supply Chain Networks and Transportation Part II: Energy Supply Chains 6. Electric Power Supply Chains 7. Dynamics Under Risk and Uncertainty 8. Electric Power Supply Chains and Transportation 9. Power Plant Selection and Policy Interventions Part III: Environmental and Financial Networks 10. Supply Chains and Environmental Criteria 11. Reverse Supply Chain Management and E-Cycling 12. Financial Networks and Transportation A. Optimization Theory, VIs, and PDSs B. Problems Bibliography Index

Anna Nagurney, John F. Smith Memorial Professor, Isenberg School of Management and Director, Virtual Center for Supernetworks, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, US

'The entire book is quite easy to read and can serve as a self-contained introduction to supply chain modeling. . . Because it contains many original perspectives on supply chains as complex network systems, it is also useful as a reference for researchers and doctoral students interested in applying the theory of noncooperative games to supply chain networks. Certainly any serious student or reader of supply chains should have this book among his/her readily available references. It is and excellent book.'

• Contents: Preface Part I: Supply Chain Networks 1. Introduction and Overview 2. Supply Chain Networks 3. Transportation Network Equilibrium Transformations 4. Supply Chains and Risk Management 5. Dynamic Supply Chain Networks and Transportation Part II: Energy Supply Chains 6. Electric Power Supply Chains 7. Dynamics Under Risk and Uncertainty 8. Electric Power Supply Chains and Transportation 9. Power Plant Selection and Policy Interventions Part III: Environmental and Financial Networks 10. Supply Chains and Environmental Criteria 11. Reverse Supply Chain Management and E-Cycling 12. Financial Networks and Transportation A. Optimization Theory, VIs, and PDSs B. Problems Bibliography Index