Analysis of supply chain sustainability in the context of global crises

in modern conditions, the functioning of supply chains has been threatened by a variety of factors: disruptions in traffic flows, service failures, unpredictable delays and price fluctuations. This casts doubt on the applicability of traditional management practices that have developed in conditions of relative stability. Based on the theoretical and empirical data obtained, the author makes an assumption about the new characteristics of international supply chains that may develop in the near future. These changes relate to both the general approach to the management and functioning of the chains, as well as specific operational solutions needed to adapt to new realities. The presented study provides a comprehensive analysis of structural changes in the system of global supply chains determined by three interrelated factors: the COVID-19 pandemic, the sanctions policy of Western countries and geopolitical instability. The author considers these phenomena as manifestations of the systemic crisis of globalization processes. The paper identifies key problems, analyzes transformational trends, develops predictive scenarios, and formulates practical recommendations for Russian companies.

global supply chains, sanctions restrictions, logistical crisis, regionalization, technological sovereignty, supply chain management