Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 2196 - 2196
Published: Feb. 15, 2022
Today,
the
circular
economy
is
regarded
as
a
promising
alternative
for
modern
economies
to
preserve
“virgin”
natural
resources
future
generations
by
valorizing
waste
materials.
The
concept
also
used
promote
goals
of
sustainable
development,
where,
apart
from
environmental
dimension,
economic
and
social
dimensions
are
integrated.
So
far,
largest
part
related
research
has
emphasized
dimensions,
while
little
attention
been
paid
dimension
economy.
Thus,
this
paper
develops
framework
evaluate
impacts
products
materials
throughout
their
life
cycle,
which
based
on
thinking,
principles
strategies
responsibility
principles.
Moreover,
computational
examples
presented
show
functionality
applicability
proposed
framework.
Finally,
critical
points
pinpointed
in
order
assist
scholars
applying
improving
such
frameworks
through
case
studies,
helping
them
better
understand
aspects
Circular Economy and Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(4), P. 2127 - 2157
Published: March 27, 2023
The
onset
of
the
Coronavirus
Disease
2019
(COVID-19)
pandemic
has
resulted
in
a
major
crisis
that
severely
impacted
numerous
economic,
environmental,
and
social
aspects
human
life.
During
pandemic,
potential
circular
economy
(CE)
gained
increasing
attention
as
prospective
remedy
for
sustainability
problems.
This
systematic
literature
review
charts
CE
research
COVID-19
era.
To
this
end,
160
journal
articles
were
selected
from
Scopus
database.
performance
indicators
determined
described
through
bibliometric
analysis.
Moreover,
conceptual
structure
was
identified
via
keyword
co-occurrence
network.
Based
on
bibliographic
coupling,
focus
era
revolves
mainly
around
five
thematic
areas,
including:
(1)
waste
management;
(2)
digitalization
sustainable
supply
chain
(3)
impact
food
systems;
(4)
development
goals,
smart
cities,
bioeconomy;
(5)
closed-loop
chains.
Overall,
contributes
to
enriching
by
determining
main
areas
future
directions
can
help
advance
transition
reduce
similar
disasters
future.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Feb. 23, 2024
Abstract
The
proposal
of
an
economy
that
is
circular
and
without
the
need
for
material
or
energy
input
has
irresistible
appeal
to
those
who
recognize
precautionary
concept
planetary
boundaries
acknowledge
resources
are
limited.
Thus,
in
public
discourse,
its
narrative
outperforms
other
lines
arguments
when
it
comes
keeping
radical
critics
destructive
extractivism
growth
imperative
check
averting
discussion
degrowth,
post-growth,
systemic
alternatives
by
larger
segments
population
government
bodies.
Moreover,
myth
a
additional
benefit
can
win
over
parts
environmental
movement
apprehensive
transformative
change,
particularly
urban
milieus
middle
class
enjoys
privileges
current
social
order.
In
this
paper,
I
argue
tends
hinder
necessary
transformation
while
entailing
wide
range
specific
measures
deserve
be
recognized
their
merit.
Journal of Economic Geography,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
Abstract
This
article
explores
the
role
of
evolutionary
economic
geography
in
enhancing
understanding
and
implementation
circular
economy
(CE).
By
incorporating
spatial
territorial
dimensions
into
CE
research,
this
study
emphasizes
significant
influence
geographical
factors
on
achieving
environmental
objectives.
The
research
highlights
importance
localizing
practices
contributions
proximity
theory
governance
promoting
collaborative
networks
that
are
crucial
for
success.
Furthermore,
introduces
concept
Territorial
Circular
Ecosystems,
which
provides
a
framework
analyzing
regional
variations
interplay
between
local
actors,
resources,
institutional
support
deployment
CE.
findings
offer
fresh
insights
policymakers
researchers,
advocating
place-based
policies
to
address
challenges
optimize
sustainability
strategies.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 2196 - 2196
Published: Feb. 15, 2022
Today,
the
circular
economy
is
regarded
as
a
promising
alternative
for
modern
economies
to
preserve
“virgin”
natural
resources
future
generations
by
valorizing
waste
materials.
The
concept
also
used
promote
goals
of
sustainable
development,
where,
apart
from
environmental
dimension,
economic
and
social
dimensions
are
integrated.
So
far,
largest
part
related
research
has
emphasized
dimensions,
while
little
attention
been
paid
dimension
economy.
Thus,
this
paper
develops
framework
evaluate
impacts
products
materials
throughout
their
life
cycle,
which
based
on
thinking,
principles
strategies
responsibility
principles.
Moreover,
computational
examples
presented
show
functionality
applicability
proposed
framework.
Finally,
critical
points
pinpointed
in
order
assist
scholars
applying
improving
such
frameworks
through
case
studies,
helping
them
better
understand
aspects
