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Aims and Scope
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The aim of the journal Acta Logistica (AL) is to provide an international academic platform for research in industrial logistics and transport.
The journal covers logistics research, education and pedagogy in logistics, as well as applied and theoretical studies in logistics and transportation.
Acta Logistica addresses students, academics, researchers, and industry experts interested in logistics and transport systems.
Furthermore, the journal aims to support young scientists and educators by providing opportunities to publish original research and to contribute
to the development of future professionals in logistics and transport.
The official title of the journal is Acta logistica; however, in international databases and indexing services
the journal is listed as Acta Logistica, in accordance with standard English cataloguing conventions.
The establishment and development of the journal are a direct response to the needs of the European market for a specialised non-commercial scientific journal.
Acta Logistica (AL) is an international scientific journal focused on logistics, with a particular emphasis on industrial and transport logistics.
Acta Logistica is an open-access journal that provides free access to all published articles for readers worldwide.
The editors aim to attract experts in the field, as well as readers seeking to expand their knowledge of logistics, transport, education, and pedagogy.
The journal focuses mainly on original, innovative, and high-quality theoretical, practical, and application-oriented contributions to scientific research,
education, pedagogy, and professional training in logistics and transport.
Acta Logistica scientific journal focuses mainly on those industries that have an impact on
logistics or are part of logistics (and not just about them):
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Algorithmization and Programming
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Application and Practical Research
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Autonomous Systems
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Business and Commercial Services
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CAD/CAM Systems
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Clarke-Wright savings algorithm
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Combined Transport
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Controlling
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Design of Logistic and Transport Systems
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Discrete and Continuous Systems
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Distribution and Transport
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Economy and the Sectoral Economy
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Education and Pedagogy
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Electric Cars
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Electronic Data Interchange
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E-Logistics and E-Business
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Ergonomics and Workplace Design
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External Transportation
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Financial Flows Management
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Forecasting
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Freight Transport
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Human Resources Management
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Industrial Engineering
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Industrial Management
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Information Flows Management
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Internal Transportation
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Inventory Management
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Job-Shop and Flow-Shop Systems
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Layout
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Location Tasks
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Logistic Information Systems
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Logistics
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Material Handling
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Measurement and Evaluation
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Methodology and Theory
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Milk Run Logistics
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Multi-Criteria Decision Making
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Operating Processes
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Operational Research
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Optimization and Streamlining
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Production and Manufacturing
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Production Planning and Control
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Project Management
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Public Transport
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Purchase and Supply
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Quality, Reliability, Maintenance Engineering
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Queuing Systems
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Rail, Air, Truck, Sea Transportation
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Reverse Logistics
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Sales Routing Problems
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Service Engineering
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Simulation and Modelling
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Statistical Analysis
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Strategy and Orders Management
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Supply Chain Management
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Systems of Automatic Identification
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Traffic Systems
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Vehicle Routing Problem
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Waste Management
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Work and Case Studies
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