PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(3), P. e0300707 - e0300707
Published: March 21, 2024
The
circular
economy
is
a
way
of
eliminating
the
shortage
raw
materials
that
Europe
currently
facing.
However,
it
necessary
to
explicitly
identify
problems
prevent
greater
involvement
in
CE.
This
article
focused
on
consumers
and
how
they
treat
discarded
or
non-functional
items.
aim
was
fill
research
gap,
i.e.
compile
suitable
CE
model
define
methodology
would
ensure
efficient
disposal
unsuitable
items
by
consumers.
An
original
drawn
up
conduct
representative
research,
designed
lead
practical
application
proposed
model.
explored
items,
costs
incur
discarding,
renovating,
reusing,
recycling
such
alternative
unsorted
municipal
waste.
After
data
had
been
implemented
into
proven
have
an
economic
benefit
for
national
all
groups.
disadvantage
also
calculated,
where
cost
higher
than
means
people
are
motivated
play
part
more
their
own
responsible
approach
life,
social
pressure
from
those
around
them.
Based
this
may
be
said
aspects
one
reason
tend
reluctant
get
involved
Unless
there
significant
rise
waste
motivate
move
towards
financial
reasons,
order
support
need
better
stimulated,
educated
informed
as
much
possible
through
media.
Frontiers in Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: Oct. 21, 2022
Sustainable
transformation
toward
a
circular
society,
in
which
all
ecosystems
and
livelihoods
are
protected
sustained,
requires
the
integration
of
sufficiency
production
consumption
practices.
Beyond
technological
promises
to
decouple
resource
use
from
economic
growth,
measures
reduce
volumes
absolute
terms
necessary.
Businesses
integrating
act
as
agent
change
transform
current
unsustainable
practices
along
entire
supply
chain.
By
observing
operationalization
14
pioneer
businesses,
this
study
identifies
dimensions
practice
elements
that
characterize
business
This
observed
mainly
represents
rethinking
doings
on
three
dimensions:
(1)
relation
consumption;
(2)
others;
(3)
social
meaning
own
organization.
Sufficiency
practitioners
understand
mean
fulfill
basic
human
needs
instead
satisfying
consumer
preferences.
They
co-create
sufficiency-oriented
value
with
peers
ecosystem
they
redefine
growth
narratives
by
envisioning
an
end
material
growth.
Additionally,
revealed
care,
patience
learning
competences
essential
characteristics
reshape
their
caring
for
others
nature;
demonstrate
create
slow,
local,
fair
provision
systems;
accept
shortcomings
learn
mistakes.
Integrating
risks
sufficiency-rebound
effects.
Ambivalences
between
purpose
growth-oriented
path
dependencies
persists
businesses.
Further
research
should
investigate
pathways
overcome
these
ambivalences
experience,
instance,
exploring
political
cultural
settings
foster
activity.
CIRP Annals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
73(2), P. 457 - 481
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Manufacturers
around
the
globe
are
expected—with
growing
urgency—to
contribute
to
implementation
of
a
circular
economy
(CE)
enhance
environmental
sustainability.
However,
put
circularity
into
practice,
companies
need
be
better
guided.
Responding
their
need,
this
paper
1)
documents
research-based
insights
for
CE
implementation;
2)
clarifies
key
concepts;
3)
highlights
learning
research
and
innovation
in
various
regions;
4)
outlines
guiding
principles
5)
proposes
issues
future
communities
with
cross-disciplinary
approach
mind.
The
adopted
method
is
literature
review
supplemented
stakeholder
interviews.
Administrative Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 297 - 297
Published: Nov. 9, 2024
This
research
explores
the
extent
to
which
Green
Human
Resource
Management
(GHRM)
practices
in
Egyptian
hotel
sector
contribute
adoption
of
Circular
Economy
(CE)
and,
eventually,
organizational
resilience.
Using
a
sample
402
employees
from
green-certified
hotels,
current
study
applied
Partial
Least
Squares
Structural
Equation
Modeling
(PLS-SEM)
on
data
collected.
The
results
show
positive
effect
GHRM
circular
economy
that
significantly
enhances
both
internal
and
external
In
addition,
high
Organizational
Culture
(GOC)
strengthens
relationship
with
economy.
From
this
work,
some
empirical
evidence
is
provided
can
play
partial
mediating
role
between
These
findings
also
present
valuable
insights
for
managers
policymakers
how
achieve
sustainability
resilience
by
means
integrated
strategies.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(12), P. 9352 - 9352
Published: June 9, 2023
The
transition
of
a
business
to
circular
model
(CBM)
calls
for
significant
and
ongoing
shifts
in
different
management
models
strategies.
However,
there
is
lack
research
focused
on
the
technological,
financial,
societal,
institutional
influences
CBM
small
and/or
medium-sized
enterprises
(SMEs).
To
address
this
gap,
our
study
develops
theoretical
framework
towards
CBM.
We
conducted
systematic
literature
review
with
objective
determining
relationships
among
CBMs.
Following
this,
we
then
established
conceptual
that
comprises
these
four
key
plan
context
an
innovative
focus
value
proposition,
creation,
delivery.
An
illustrative
case
example
manufacturing
industry
was
presented
as
well.
proposed
designed
lead
shift
economy-oriented
aim
promote
sustainability
business.
In
addition,
uncovered
several
potential
avenues
further
investigation.
expect
both
contribute
expansion
existing
body
field
provide
practitioners
guidelines
CBMs’
SMEs.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
436, P. 140164 - 140164
Published: Dec. 16, 2023
This
paper
investigates
the
resilience
of
circular
economy
(CE)
networks.
By
adopting
a
graph
theory
approach,
novel
simulation
model
is
developed
to
simulate
performance
under
effect
multiple
types
disruptions.
Simulation
analyses
are
carried
out
analyse
structural
pattern
CE
network
on
by
comparing
across
scale-free,
small-world,
and
Erdos-Renyii-like
patterns.
The
results
confirm
that
affects
resilience.
In
particular,
they
show
networks
characterized
scale-free
absorb
random-placed
disruptions
better
than
others,
while
small-world
more
resilient
target-placed
Organization & Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(4), P. 559 - 589
Published: Nov. 18, 2023
The
circular
economy
is
seen
as
a
way
to
replace
the
dominant
linear
business
models,
which
are
based
solely
on
increasing
economic
value.
However,
organisations
transitioning
model
usually
face
multiple
tensions
arising
from
paradoxical
relationship
between
achieving
circularity
and
creating
Therefore,
we
combine
literature
models
paradox
theory
systematise
knowledge
that
occur
while
model.
Following
an
abductive
approach,
research
methodology
employs
semi-structured
interviews
observation
in
cross-sectorial
manufacturing
context.
results
allow
us
identify
novel
insights
into
organisational-level
tensions,
namely,
goal
setting,
performance
orientation,
compliance,
in-network
collaboration,
innovation
adoption.
In
addition,
define
concept
of
strategic
economy,
acknowledges
tension
true
products
usual.
