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.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 6, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
literature
on
circular
business
models
(CBMs)
has
generated
barrier
categories
and
taxonomies
but
provides
an
incomplete
understanding
of
how
firms
develop
scale
CBMs
in
practice.
We
challenge
prior
by
relating
barriers
directly
to
the
CBM
dimensions
value
creation,
delivery,
capture.
Following
this
approach,
we
analyze
Swedish
manufacturing
industry
using
qualitative
content
analysis
arrive
at
three
key
contributions.
First,
there
is
a
distinct
set
affecting
Second,
are
underpinned
unique
problems,
many
which
nondecomposable.
Third,
most
inhibit
scaling
rather
than
their
initial
development.
Altogether,
major
implications
for
nature
CBMs,
productively
addressing
CBMs.
conceptualize
these
insights
into
framework
with
both
managers
innovating
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(2), P. 1497 - 1514
Published: Sept. 2, 2023
Abstract
The
environmental
and
economic
benefits
of
adopting
a
circular
economy
(CE)
approach
could
be
significant
for
firms.
CE
packaging
constitute
fundamental
binomial
our
economy,
yet
there
are
still
few
studies
the
advantages
food
value
chains,
especially
in
wine
sector.
Therefore,
this
paper,
we
address
research
gap
by
measuring
performance
business
model
(CBM)
industry
as
reference.
We
apply
combination
Life
Cycle
Assessment
(LCA)
Costing
(LCC)
methods
to
small
Italian
winemaking
firm,
which
implements
strategy
through
take‐back
refurbishment
components.
Results
show
that
implementing
sustainable
CBM,
firm
can
reduce
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
from
8
90%
save
6
63%
its
costs.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(6), P. 5463 - 5484
Published: April 8, 2024
Abstract
This
study
aims
to
identify
the
current
status,
potential
issues
and
critical
echoes
in
integration
of
blockchain
within
circular
economy
(CE)
practices.
utilizes
multiple
data
sources
synthesizes
91
published
articles,
over
11,182
social
media
documents.
Word‐embedding‐based
clustering
technique
is
employed
derive
topics
themes
on
use
CE.
The
result
demonstrates
that
industries
seek
implement
for
CE
practices
automate
processes
higher
efficiency.
However,
revolving
around
governance
ethics,
impact
global
trade
facilitation,
skills
required
blockchain,
sustainable
reverse
logistics
are
major
concerns.
Additionally,
acheiving
a
good
return
investment
while
using
another
factor
concern
decision‐makers.
first
its
kind
discover
topics,
themes,
issues,
integrating
through
triangulation.
results
this
relevant
managers
policymakers,
providing
insights
into
leveraging
up‐to‐date
developments
address
challenges
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 12, 2024
Abstract
Social
and
environmental
challenges
are
forcing
organizations
to
develop
sustainable
business
models
(SBMs).
Literature
on
SBMs
has
identified
the
importance
of
stakeholders
collaboration.
Collaboration
positions
within
value‐chain
opens
discussion
about
organizational
boundaries
their
role
in
enhancing
or
hindering
model
innovation.
Through
a
literature
review,
this
study
analyzes
53
papers
at
intersection
clarify
how
change
boundaries,
these
affect
sustainability
values
organizations.
We
aim
identify
key
stakeholders,
who
hold
negotiation
power
boundaries.
The
paper
identifies
important
managerial
questions
that
may
assist
process
unpacking
value
broaden
scope
stakeholders.
Finally,
we
formulate
future
research
areas
advance
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 23, 2024
Abstract
While
recent
literature
acknowledges
the
role
of
procurement
in
circular
business
models
(CBM),
a
comprehensive
exploration
its
potential
contribution
remains
scarce.
This
study
delves
into
under‐explored
advancing
CBMs
within
organizations.
Employing
multiple
case
research
design
focused
on
four
Vietnamese
manufacturers,
unveils
procurement's
distinctive
contributions
to
CBM
implementation.
Emphasis
is
placed
supporting
recyclability,
reusability,
waste
reduction,
and
ethical
standards
aligned
with
competitive
strategies.
The
introduces
framework,
demonstrating
drive
adoption.
Theoretical
involve
applying
CE
theories
procurement,
identifying
organization,
uncovering
barriers,
linking
them
organizational
context
financial
considerations.
In
terms
practical
implications,
provides
managerial
guidance,
emphasizing
pivotal
link
between
success,
offering
actionable
insights
for
effectively
navigating
challenges,
fostering
culture
sustainable
circularity
manufacturing
businesses.
Journal of Management Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 7, 2024
Abstract
We
systematically
review
business
research
concerning
the
planetary
boundaries
framework:
A
natural
science
framework
that
identifies
nine
Earth
system
govern
safe
operating
space
for
humanity.
Ten
years
after
introduction
of
in
studies,
we
pose
two
critical
questions:
How
has
concept
been
integrated
into
studies
and
how
on
each
advanced?
Our
demonstrates
growing
scholarly
interest
both
questions.
However,
topic
remains
niche
with
gaps,
most
published
sustainability‐focused
journals
only
occasionally
mainstream
journals.
Theoretical
development
fragmented
greater
concern,
a
systems
perspective
is
lacking
empirical
studies:
Most
articles
focus
solely
one
issue
–
climate
change
there
almost
no
cross‐analysis
between
boundaries.
contrast
this
evidence
pressures
Anthropocene
are
approaching
dangerous
thresholds
make
provocative
assertion
not
simply
foundation
specialized
corporate
sustainability
but
rather
necessary
boundary
conditions
all
Anthropocene.
call
transformation
scholars
theorize,
measure
engage.
