Green Government Procurement: Decision-Making with Rough Set, TOPSIS, and VIKOR Methodologies

Chunguang Bai; Joseph Sarkis

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-25439-5_5

Green Government Procurement: Decision-Making with Rough Set, TOPSIS, and VIKOR Methodologies

In: Green Government Procurement: Decision-Making with Rough Set, TOPSIS, and VIKOR Methodologies (Public administration and information technology)

Chapter In A Book 2016 English

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Public and private organizations have started to respond to various stakeholder and market pressures to improve their environmental and social sustainability performance. Government agencies represent one of the most pertinent stakeholders. Government stakeholder...

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