The degradation of the environment is associated with economic activity, particularly with the
linear way in which the economy does not make efficient use of resources. However, the …

Circular economy (CE) research plays an important role in accelerating the CE transition
globally and is an essential tool to contribute to climate change adaptation. However, prior …

Planning is a form of interaction between social, economic, environmental, political,
organizational, and institutional elements that undergo different processes. Planning is …

The circular supply chain has recently received more attention as a relevant solution to
effectively tackle environmental issues while simultaneously achieving resource recovery …

Purpose This paper aims to explore the intellectual structure shaping the circular economy
(CE) discourse within the built environment in Africa. Design/methodology/approach The …

Despite the popularity of reverse logistics in literature, the effect of different collaboration
types on the likelihood to introduce reverse logistics innovation has been under …

A circular bioeconomy has the potential to minimize the environmental impacts of biowaste
while simultaneously generating value-added bioproducts and bioenergy. Currently, most …

The demand for new productive factors is increasingly required, exacerbated in a scenario
in which a linear economy prevails. The circular economy (CE) adoption is a proposal to …

Purpose Reverse logistics services are designed to move goods from their point of
consumption to an endpoint to capture value or properly dispose of products and materials …

The study aims to analyze the role of informal institutions of Circular Economy (CE) as
exogenous factors of improving the effectiveness of Benefit Corporation'model. In detail …