The best overall paper and the best doctoral paper authored by a Ph.D. candidate has been identified and awarded throughout the years. The overall best paper has been invited for publication in the International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management NOFOMA Special Issue that is published with selected papers from the NOFOMA conference every year.
Below, you can find information of the past years’ awarded papers:
| Authors: | Title: |
| Overall: Joakim Kembro and Andreas Norrman, Lund University, Sweden. | Manual, automated or smart? Trends in Swedish Retail’s Warehouse |
| Doctoral: Oskari Rintala, University of Turku, Finland. | How to not lose oneself: the case for relational identity in collaborative supply relationships |
| Overall: Bente Flygansvær, Asta Gjetø Samuelsen and Rebecka Våge Støyle, BI Norwegian Business School, Oslo, Norway | The power of nudging: How reverse logistics can contribute to improved recycling rates |
| Doctoral: Linnea Haag, Linköping University, Sweden | Dynamic supply chain capabilities supporting collaboration between retailers and logistics service providers |
| Overall: Amer Jazairy, Robin von Haartman, University of Gavle | Assessing the gaps between shippers and logistics service providers on green logistics practices along the logistics purchasing process |
| Doctoral: Per Wide, Chalmers University of Technology | Proactive recovery actions in real-time transport chain disruption management, a logistics service provider perspective |