特殊时期面向供应链安全的公私合作应急决策OA

The connection between supply chains,economic activities,and social life is becoming increasingly close.Terrorists may exploit freight systems to detonate destructive weapons,targeting densely populated areas and critical infrastructure,thereby posing serious security threats.Enhancing the capacity to respond to such risks requires interventions from the logistics security system.However,few studies systematically analyze supply chain security from the perspective of cooperation between government and enterprises.To address this gap,this paper applies game-theoretic models to supply chain logistics scenarios,investigating the mechanisms by which public-private partnership(PPP)models enhance emergency management effectiveness.The findings reveal that under a non-cooperative model,corporate supply chain security management tends to suffer from"principal responsibility failure".In contrast,a government-dominated model may lead to emergency management efforts that are only formally rational,lacking substantive effectiveness.By comparison,public-private cooperation emerges as a key approach to improving supply chain security.Within such a cooperative framework,enterprises are better positioned to focus on specific emergency scenarios,while the role of government shifts from"regulation"to"governance".