ABSTRACT
The largest and most significant disruption to the world's supply chain networks recently was brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Supply chain networks are facing unprecedented pressure to reassess their resilience although risks and disasters occur more frequently. Recent years have seen significant research on supply chain management and its importance to firm performance. Resilient supply chain management has been analyzed and explained using a variety of managerial theories. Thus, we can lay the groundwork for future supply chain resilience research by identifying trends in previous studies. Although a sizable amount of literature on resilient supply networks, only a small number of studies have gone in-depth. This article analyses supply chain management research. Based on a literature study, the amount of research on SCM theory and practice has dramatically expanded during the previous ten years. The current analysis identified the major themes, significant literature, and significant authors in supply chain resilience studies. Additional research in other sectors connected to supply chain resilience is anticipated to benefit from these findings. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.