Driving Change for a World Without
Forced Labor.
Research with companies, governments, and non-profits to cause real-world impact.
Dr. Bhimani’s research projects include:
A grant-funded project for the National Science Foundation (NSF) to study forced labor in the U.S. agricultural sector (2020 – 2023)
-A grant-funded project with WJC-NY to analyze cases of forced labor in supply chains
-A qualitative study on the uses of technology in corporate supply chain visibility (2021)
-An econometric study of historic supply chain vulnerabilities (2019)
-A quantitative analysis of preventing or curing forced labour in corporate supply chains (2019)
-A methodological framework for understanding vulnerability in hidden supply chains (Published by the British Library in 2019 Ph.D. Thesis)
-A qualitative analysis of research gaps in the humanitarian logistics (published in the Journal of Applied Business and Economics, 2016)
Speeches
Delivering impactful remarks
to move supply chains forward
John Doe
One of the absolute best professors at Northeastern; he treats students as equals and actually cares. The tests are difficult, but […] he brings in many guest speakers and discusses his real-life experience in the Supply Chain field.
Sally Smith
Legit favorite person in the world–so caring, equitable, and a genius. This man is literally a superhero. While tests can be hard, they are all open notes so you need to work hard and study the material, but not memorize anything. Changed my major to supply chain because of him!!
Samuel Stevens
This professor is by far my favorite I had at Northeastern. He’s extremely knowledgeable in Supply Chain, combines class material with personal experiences and is the most* inspirational person! You have to study a hard but it’s very rewarding at the end.