Codes of Conduct and Supplier Response
in the IKEA Value Chain

Footnotes & References

by L.A. Samy
and M. Vijayabaskar

1. * place China ahead of Sweden with a share of 20 per cent

2. Information presented in this paragraph is drawn entirely from de Haan. E and J Oldenziel (2003).

3. Nina Varghese (2001), India: IKEA plans to source more from S. Asia, Business Line, December 6.

References

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IKEA, Social and Environmental Responsibility Report, 2003, IKEA, http://www.IKEA-group.IKEA.com/PDF/IKEAper cent20Report2003.pdf

Konzelmann, S.J, F. Wilkinson, C. Craypo and R. Aridi (2005), The Export of National Varieties of Capitalism: The Cases of WALMART and IKEA, Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge, Working Paper, No. 314, http://www.cbr.cam.ac.uk/pdf/WP314.pdf

http://www.IKEA.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IKEA