Journal Publications & Working Papers
Fatunde, O, Calmon, A, de Zegher, JF, Romero, G (2021) The Value of long-term relationships when selling to informal retailers. Evidence from India - working paper
de Zegher, JF, Lo, I (2020) Crowdsourcing Market Information from Competitors - submitted for review
Bastani, H, de Zegher, JF (2019) Are Bans Effective under Limited Enforcement? Evidence from High Seas Management
- major revision, Management Science
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People's Choice Award, 2019 Early-Career Sustainable OM Workshop
de Zegher, JF, Iancu, DA, Plambeck, EL (2018) Sustaining Rainforests and Smallholders by Eliminating Payment Delay in a Commodity Supply Chain - It Takes a Village - resubmission, Management Science
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Honorable Mention, 2018 INFORMS George Nicholson Student Paper Competition
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Winner, 2016 SAWIT Challenge, USAID, Indonesia Business Council for Sustainable Development & Indonesia Smallholders Association
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Previously circulated as: "Pay It Forward: Sustainability in Smallholder Commodity Supply Chains"
Thorlakson, TR, de Zegher, JF, Lambin, EF (2018) Companies' Contributions to Sustainability through Global Supply Chains. [PNAS, vol. 115, no. 9, 2018]
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News coverage: Science Daily, Stanford News, Science 360, GreenBiz, Sustainable Brands
de Zegher, JF, Iancu, DA, Lee, HL (2017) Designing Contracts and Sourcing Channels to Create Shared Value. [M&SOM, vol. 21, no. 2, 2017]
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Second Place, 2016 Best Student Paper in Supply Chain Management, POMS Society
Active Research
"Excess demand for unskilled labor drives forced labor. Evidence from Myanmar and Thailand," with B. Liu, L. Rende Taylor & M. Taylor
"Designing low-skilled labor platforms that can detect forced labor," with B. Liu, I. Lo and C. Daskalakis
"Increasing widespread access to market information - Experimental evidence from rural Indonesia," with T. A. Kari and I. Lo
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IRB approval obtained
"Crowdsourced market information increases revenues in informal supply chains," with T. A. Kari
"Stable Matching in Informal Smallholder Supply Chains," with S. Camelo and D.A. Iancu