The field of green supply chain is expanding rapidly, and new authors are venturing in this field to conduct further research. Although some literature reviews have beeen conducted over time, a complete list of green supply chain practices is not available. Hence, the objective of this study is to present an up-to-date list of green supply chain practices. To achieve this, the study employed structured review process, as well as critically examined the contents to ensure that the data are filtered from high-quality peer-reviewed journals and from influential authors in this field. 91 high-quality papers were selected from top ten journals in GSCM area to produce the list. A total of 58 green supply chain practices comprising 15 aspects were featured, e.g. reverse logistics, industrial symbiosis, green information technology, green design, carbon management etc. This paper contributes to the existing literature by providing a comprehensive list of aspects and practices of the green supply chain. Finally, limitations and directions for future studies are provided in the conclusion section.

The digitisation is prompting education, particularly higher education at a very fast pace. Higher education institutions (HEIs) are in imperative need to implement modern technologies to stay digitally relevant and differentiate them as a digital leader. Though many universities have specific digital plans and strategies, yet implementation of these up to the highest standards is something many institutions lacking. The present study emphasised that HEIs are in need to grapple with the impacts of a progressively digital world. The emerging technologies and their effects on establishment of a digital campus have been investigated and enlightened. Furthermore, the possible barriers and the ways to harness digitalisation successfully have also been discussed. The study, finally, proposed a digital model for HEIs to implement a digital strategy for the entire institution to reap the benefits attached to the technological progression. The present study will guide HEIs to understand the imperative need of digital strategic plans and assist in the adaption of the digital change.

Understanding the elements that influence buyers' purchase intentions is critical for real estate companies. The goal of this study is to develop a model for investigating behavioural intentions to purchase apartments in Bangladesh. To obtain the preliminary elements, the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) was used as the underpinning theoretical framework. Other elements relevant to the study context were identified by an extensive literature review, which was subsequently evaluated by industry experts. A systematic questionnaire was used to collect two hundred and thirty-six samples. To find the relevant factors, an exploratory factor analysis (EFA) was used. In addition to the criteria mentioned by the TPB, the results reveal three additional aspects: perceived physical quality, access to money, and favourable government policy. The study contributes to the literature by presenting an extended TPB model suitable for studying behavioural intention to buy apartments in an emerging country.