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1.Ganesan, Shankar. "Journal of Retailing." Supply Chain Management and Retailer Performance (2009): 84-94.

In the modern retail environment, retailers must deal with increased competition both domestically and globally through both traditional and nontraditional channels. It discusses how changes in customer expectations drive efforts to deliver improved business performance and customer service. They collaborated with retailers and their suppliers to discuss the level of complexity and coproduction of competitive advantages that have reached new heights. The goal between the collaborations is to discuss how recent trends and changes in retailer supply chain practices influence retailer performance.

2. Gordon L. Clark, Maryann P. Feldman, Meric S. Gertler. The Oxford Handbook of Economic Geography. New York: Oxford University Press, 2002.

This source discusses for firms to be encouraged to reconfigure their market approach and their organizational structure. They answer the question, “Whether a neglect of the increasingly global nature of retail distribution has occurred and is of importance.” They touch on the aspects of global retailing in the late 1990s and give a brief history on the back ground of retail-industry. The rapid conversion to global expansion began with Wal-Mart and Tesco. Oxford Handbook then goes into great detail of global retailing in the 90s considering the emerging markets such as, South East Asia, Central Europe, and Latin America. Who at first were untouched by transnational retail activity.

3. Kabeer, Naila. "Feminist Economics." Globalizations, labor standards, and women's rights: dilemmas of collective (in)action in a interdependent world (2008): 3-35.

This source touches on the changing patterns of international trade and changing discourses in international trade. We want to go from a comparative advantage to an unfair advantage. Kabeer goes on to state that the changing pattern of international trade has also altered the nature of trade relations between richer and poorer countries from one of unequal complementarily to one of unequal competition. Also, labor standards issues have become a great deal. Attempts to link trade and labor standards have been met with considerable hostility from southern governments.

4. Marilyn Carr, Martha Alter Chen & Jane Tate. "Globalization and Home-Based Workers." Feminist Economics (2010): 123-142.

Globalization on and Home-based workers is an article that touches on how women are affected by globalization. It particularly focuses on women who work in non-traditional environments such has home-based offices. It explains the different programs and organizations that are needed to help aid women in succeeding in home-based environments. In conclusion the article identifies the many chains and areas where women are thriving in home-based environments, without the same resources provided in formal work environments.

5. Sparks, John Fernie & Leigh. Logistics and Retail Management. Philadelphis: KoganPage, 2014.

Logistics and retail management by John Fernie and Leigh Sparks focuses on retail logistics. It argues that more involvement by supply chains can result in cost reduction and heightened service levels. It breaks down different levels of logistics. It also helps to identify how to improve or resolve issues within logistics.

6. Swinnen, J.F.M. Global Supply Chains, Standards, and the Poor. Leuven, Belgium: CABI, 2006.

Global supply chain, standards and the poor by Swinnen talks about agriculture and the food supply industry. By identifying changes in supply chains within the food supply industry it helps readers to understand the agricultural industry. By focusing on agriculture and food supply there is a clear description of how these aspects affect poor people. It also talks about changes that need to be made to improve agricultural equality.

7. Kaditi, Eleni A. "Market Dynamics in Food Supply Chains: The Impact of Globalization and Consolidation on Firms’ Market Power."Http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/agr.21301/pdf. Abribusiness An International Journal, 4 June 2012. Web.

The impact of globalization and competitiveness are discussed in Market Dynamics in food supply chain: The Impact of Globalization and Consolidation on Firms’ Market Power by Eleni A. Kaditi. It discusses the effects of food supplier’s decisions and whether or not they are deviations from what is supposed to be done. It talks about a method used in.

8. DeAngelis, Stephen. "Globalization & The Supply Chain." SupplyChain247. N.p., 18 Nov. 2013. Web.

Globalization & The Supply Chain, written by Stephen DeAngelis, in introduction discusses pros and cons to globalization. Whether or not it is actually beneficial is argued and supported. The history of globalization is also briefly discussed. The topic of supply chains is introduced midway through the article. Whether or not globalization depends on good supply chains is also discussed.

9. Christopher, Chris G., Jr. "MONETARY MATTERS Globalization, China, and the "bullwhip Effect"" CSCMP's Supply Chain Quarterly. Supply Chain Media, LLC, 04 Oct. 2016. Web. 04 Oct. 2016.

10. 12 Trends That Are Shaping The Future Of Logistics." Supply Chain Digital. N.p., 16 Sept. 2014. Web. 04 Oct. 2016