In the last decade, the Circular Economy (CE) has emerged as an important framing for
business and policy action in support of sustainable development. In that time, there has …

Circular economies are often framed as addressing a trio of problems: environmental
degradation, economic stagnation, and social ills, broadly defined. Our paper centers on this …

Abstract The Circular Economy (“CE”) has emerged as a concept to radically transform how
resources are used and managed, with promise to solve the ecological turmoil of the …

The dominant conception of the circular economy presents it as a politically neutral,
technology-driven process of efficiency improvements and green market expansion …

Over the past decade, the concept of circular economy (CE) has gained political traction as a
potential solution to economy-environment tradeoffs. However, critical social scientists have …

Circular Economy (CE) is a growing topic among scholars, industries, and governments, and
is aimed at decoupling economic growth and development from the consumption of finite …

There have long been calls from industry for guidance in implementing strategies for
sustainable development. The Circular Economy represents the most recent attempt to …

Circular Economy (CE) is now a key governance framework that aims to reconfigure how
value is extracted from resources. Despite its widespread uptake, CE commentary to date …

While the conceptual underpinnings of the circular economy (CE) date back to the 1970s,
the concept has recently become a major discourse in contemporary sustainability debates …

Abstract The Circular Economy (“CE”) is gaining momentum as an approach to addressing
sustainability challenges. The CE is framed as a transformative model with economic …