Advances in logistics, operations, and management science book series,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 199 - 214
Опубликована: Дек. 31, 2024
Traditionally,
the
world
economy
has
operated
on
a
“produce,
use,
and
discard”
linear
basis.
This
method
results
in
significant
amount
of
waste
cannot
be
maintained
over
time.
Industries
all
around
are
embracing
circular
principles
as
response
to
challenges
that
they
facing.
These
ideas
place
an
emphasis
reducing,
reusing,
recycling
resources.
With
transition
from
economy,
goal
is
establish
system
both
restorative
regenerative,
thereby
reducing
waste,
carbon
emissions,
Understanding
incorporating
them
into
planning
global
supply
chains
essential
for
addressing
environmental
concerns
improving
economic
social
well-being.
By
implementing
these
practises,
resource
efficiency,
creativity,
robustness
improved.
Business Strategy and the Environment,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 18, 2025
ABSTRACT
The
circular
economy
(
CE
)
aims
to
reshape
production
models,
aligning
them
with
environmental
and
social
goals.
Recent
analyses
show
that
global
economic
systems
in
2023
are
recycling
only
7.3%
of
their
material
usage.
One
reason
is
the
existence
barriers
adoption
at
multiple
levels,
which
turn
require
appropriate
dynamic
capabilities
be
overcome.
This
research
explores
connections
between
capabilities,
a
focus
on
microfoundations,
aim
develop
comprehensive
framework
supporting
firms
implement
business
models.
study
employs
case
seven
Italian
companies
successfully
undergone
transformation
across
diverse
manufacturing
industries
belonging
Made
Italy,
is,
fashion,
food,
furniture,
paper.
outlines
microfoundations
linked
three
sensing,
seizing,
reconfiguring.
These
allow
overcome
institutional,
supply
chain,
firm
levels.
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 22, 2024
Abstract
Supply
chain
conceptualizations
have
been
oversimplified
through
linear
systems
made
up
of
sequential
dyadic
relationships
between
vertically
specialized
firms.
This
view
fails
to
capture
the
complex
patterns
interdependencies
that
instead
characterize
modern
supply
chains,
preventing
managers
from
properly
understanding
underlying
structure
their
chains
and
design
most
effective
coordination
mechanisms.
We
investigate
this
issue
theoretical
lens
adaptive
systems.
The
is
conceptualized
as
a
ecosystem
where
autonomous
firms
belonging
value
originally
separated
coevolve
over
time
by
changing
individual
behaviours
while
carrying
out
interdependent
activities
interacting
with
each
other,
fostered
common
goals.
archetypes
networks,
intertwined
closed-loop
circular
are
means
different
interdependencies,
defined
number
distribution
within
system.
presence
limits
decision-making
autonomy
single
requires
them
working
together
collaborative
relationships.
latter
in
fact
permit
mutual
exchange
information
for
benefits.
A
simple,
yet
insightful,
agent-based
model
then
developed
effectiveness
three
information-sharing
mechanisms:
those
developing
vertical,
horizontal,
lateral
relationships,
across
structures.
generalized
NKC
fitness
framework
adopted
interdependencies.
results
simulations
us
draw
practical
contributions.
ABSTRACT
The
global
economy
is
undergoing
rapid
structural
change,
and
economies
have
differentiated
development
trends
in
the
production
network
(GPN).
This
article
proposes
a
new
perspective
of
cycle
structure
quantifies
circular
role
GPNs
based
on
an
improved
contribution
algorithm.
results
show
that
degree
participation
most
supply
shows
increasing
trend,
but
demand
greater
than
cycle.
Ireland,
Sweden,
Germany
Czech
Republic
participate
to
extent.
China's
downward
trend.
Our
findings
demonstrate
it
necessary
monitor
protect
play
key
cycle,
which
has
theoretical
practical
significance
for
in‐depth
research
globalization
regional
competitiveness.
