REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
Lot Sizing for Optimal Use of Remanufacturable Products over a Finite Life Cycle. 2006. POM, 15:4, pp: 473-487. (with S. Çetinkaya)
Economics of Remanufacturing under Limited Component Durability and Finite Life Cycles. 2007. MS, 53:4, pp: 88-100. (with R. Geyer and L. Van Wassenhove)
3. Remanufacturing as a Marketing Strategy.2008. MS, 54:10, pp: 1731-1747. (with M. Sarvary, and L. Van Wassenhove)
4. Product Reuse Economics in Closed-Loop Supply Chain Research. 2008. POM, 17:5, pp: 483-497. (with D. Guide and L. Van Wassenhove.)
5. Efficient Take-Back Legislation. 2009. POM, 18:3, pp: 243-258. (with M. Sarvary, and L. Van Wassenhove)
6. Take-Back Legislation and Its Impact on Closed Loop Supply Chains.2010. in Wiley Encyclopaedia of OR/MS. (with T. Boyaci)
7. So What If Remanufacturing Cannibalizes New Product Sales? 2010. CMR, 52:2, pp: 56-76. (with D. Guide and L. Van Wassenhove)
8. An Operations Perspective on Product Take-Back Legislation for E-Waste: Practice, Trends and Research Needs. 2012. POM, 21:3, pp: 407-422. (with L. Van Wassenhove)
9. A Multi-Ordering Newsvendor Model with Dynamic Forecast Evolution. 2012. M&SOM, 14:3, pp: 472-484. (with T. Wang and M. Kurtuluş.)
10. Extended Producer Responsibility for E-Waste: Individual or Collective Responsibility? 2012 POM, 21:6, pp: 1042-1059. (with R. Subramanian)
11. Greening the Economy through Design Incentives: Allocating Extended Producer Responsibility. 2012. European Energy and Environmental Law Review, December 2012, pp: 274-305. (with H. Kalimo, R. Lifset, C. Van Rossem, L. N. Van Wassenhove and K. Mayers)
12. Stakeholder Perspectives under E-Waste Take-Back Legislation. 2013. POM, 22:2, pp: 382-396. (with Ö. Özdemir and L.N. Van Wassenhove. )
13. How does Product Recovery Affect Quality Choice? 2013. POM, 22:4, pp: 991-1010. (with G. C. Souza)
14. How Collection Cost Structure Drives Manufacturer’s Reverse Channel Choice. 2013. POM, 22:5, pp: 1089-1102. (with B. Toktay and L. Van Wassenhove)
15. Implementing Extended Producer Responsibility: A Multi-Stakeholder Analysis. 2013. JIE, 17:2, pp: 262-276. (with L. Gui, O. Ergun and B. Toktay)
16. Extended Producer Responsibility: National, International, and Practical Perspectives.2013. JIE, 17:2, pp: 162-166. (with R. Lifset and N. Tojo,)
17. Greening the Economy through Design Incentives – Defining the Scope of Extended Producer Responsibility. 2014. Review of European, Comparative and International Environmental Law (RECIEL), 23: 2. (with H. Kalimo, R. Lifset, C. Van Rossem and L. Van Wassenhove)
18. Remanufacturing, Third Party Competition, and the Perceived Value of New Products. 2015. MS, 61:1, pp: 60-72. (with V. Agrawal and K. Van Ittersum)
19. Efficient Implementation of Collective Extended Producer Responsibility Legislation. 2016. MS, 62:4, pp: 1098-1123. (with L. Gui, O. Ergun and B. Toktay)
20. Modularly Upgradable Electronics: Barriers for Adoption. 2016. JIE, 20:5, pp: 1018-1024. (with V. Agrawal and S. Ulku)
21. Effective Medical Surplus Recovery. 2016. POM, 26:6, pp: 1142-1162. (with B. Toktay, W.M. Yeo, and C. Zhang)
22. Sales Force Incentives and Remanufacturing. 2017. POM, 27:3, pp: 516-530. (with J. Kovach and S. Banerjee)
23. A Case Discussion on Market-Based Extended Producer Responsibility: The Minnesota Electronics Recycling Act. 2018. JIE, 23:1, pp: 208-221. (with I. Alev, X. Huang and B. Toktay)
24. Operational Perspectives on Extended Producer Responsibility. 2018. JIE, 23:4, pp: 744-750.
25. Design Incentives under Collective Extended Producer Responsibility: A Network Perspective. 2018. MS, 64:11, pp: 4967-5460. (with L. Gui, O. Ergun and B. Toktay)
26. New Opportunities for OM Research in Sustainability. 2019. M&SOM, 21:1, pp: 1-250. (with V. Agrawal and L. Van Wassenhove.)
27. Design Implications of Extended Producer Responsibility for Durable Products. 2019. MS, 65:6, pp: 2445-2945. (with X. Huang and B. Toktay)
28. Extended Producer Responsibility for Durable Products. 2019. M&SOM, 22:2, pp: 223-428. (with I. Alev and V. Agrawal)
29. Valuable E-Waste: Implications for Extended Producer Responsibility. 2019. IISE Transactions, 51:4, pp: 382-396. (with G. Esenduran and L. Van Wassenhove)
30. Sustainable Operations Management through the Perspective of the M&SOM Journal. 2019. M&SOM, 22:1, pp: 146-157. (with C. Corbett, X. Huang and B. Toktay)
31. Truthful Mechanism Design for Medical Surplus Product Allocation. 2019. M&SOM, 22:4, pp: 735-753. (with C. Zhang, T. Ayer and B. Toktay)
32. Extended Producer Responsibility for Pharmaceuticals? 2020. M&SOM, 24:1, pp: 524-541. (with I. Alev, C. Zhang and B. Toktay)
33. Leasing, Modularity and the Circular Economy. 2021. MS, 67:11, pp:6782-6802. (with V. Agrawal and S. Ulku)
34. The Implications of Recycling Technology Choice on Extended Producer Responsibility. 2021. POM, 30:2, pp: 522-542. (with M. Rahmani and L. Gui)
35. Cleaning after Solar Panels: A Circular Outlook. 2022. IJPR. (with S. Duran and L. Van Wassenhove)
36. Partial Completion as a Non-Profit Strategy. 2022. M&SOM. (with C. Zhang and K Ramachandran)
37. Warranty Length, Product Reliability, and Secondary Markets. 2022. M&SOM. (with W. Fu and N. Tereyagoglu)
38. Lemons, Trade-Ins, and Certification Programs. 2023. M&SOM. (with X. Huang, B. Toktay and N. Tereyagoglu)
39. Price Delegation with Learning Agents. 2023. Forthcoming, MS. (with F. D. Ciocan and A. Desir)
40. Life Cycle Assessment of In-person, Virtual, and Hybrid Academic Conferences: New Evidence and Perspectives. Forthcoming JIE. (with A. C. Toscani, L. Van Wassenhove, and A. Vinelli)
41. In-person or Virtual? What will OM conferences look like in the future? Forthcoming, M&SOM. (with A. C. Toscani, L. Van Wassenhove, and A. Vinelli)
WORKING PAPERS / PAPERS UNDER REVIEW
Clean Energy Transition, Scarcity and Urban Mining. (with C. Carrera, S. Duran and L. Van Wassenhove)
2. Competitive Technology Choice in the Supply Chain. (with L. Gui and M. Sarvary)
3. The Implications of Retail Trade-ins on Sales, Returns, and Profitability . (with N. Ertekin and V. Agrawal)
4. Business Model Choice under Right-to-Repair Laws. (with E.G. Gulserliler and L. Van Wassenhove)
5. Bigger and Further? An Operations Perspective on Scaling Offshore Wind Energy (with S. Aflaki and L. Van Wassenhove)
6.Business Model Choice under Right-to-Repair Laws. (with E. Gulserliler and L. Van Wassenhove)
7. Consumers’ Role in Circularity Execution. (with D. Steele and S. Kesavan)
8. Material Scarcity, Diffusion Control ad Circularity, (with N. Uzunlar and E. Nadar)
9. Operational Transparency in Zero Waste Management. (with N. Ertekin, A. Chattopadhyay and L. Van Wassenhove)
BOOKS
1. Environmentally Responsible Supply Chains, 2016. Springer-Verlag US.
BOOK CHAPTERS
1. Environmental Legislation Regarding Product Take-back and Recovery. 2010. In Closed-Loop Supply Chains. Eds. M. Ferguson, G. Souza. Taylor and Francis. (with L. Van Wassenhove)
2. An Operational Look at Take-Back Legislation. 2014. In ‘The Impact of Law and Regulation on Transitioning to Business Sustainability,’ Eds. D. Cahoy, J. Colburn. Taylor and Francis.
3. The Effect of Extended Producer Responsibility on the Markets for Waste. 2016. In Environmentally Responsible Supply Chains. (Editor A. Atasu), Springer. (with G. Esenduran)
4. Design Implications of Extended Producer Responsibility Legislation. 2016. In Environmentally Responsible Supply Chains. (Editor A. Atasu), Springer. (with X. Huang, L. Gui and B. Toktay)
5. Owls, Sheep and Dodos: Coping with Environmental Legislation. 2016. In Environmentally Responsible Supply Chains. (Editor A. Atasu), Springer. (with L. Van Wassenhove and D. Webber)
6. Operational Implications of Environmental Regulation. 2016. In ‘Sustainable Supply Chains,’ (Editors Bouchery, Corbett, Fransoo, and Tan), Springer. (with X. Huang)