Abstract Information sharing is a key enabler for a circular economy. Information on the
treated products and on the operations of other actors helps firms to keep products and …

Abstract The Circular Economy (CE) has been identified as a sustainable alternative to the
current linear economic model. Thus far, research on the circular economy has focused on …

Circular and efficient material use faces challenges stemming from present practices. The
current way of managing waste needs revising if material circularity is to increase. Earlier …

Circular Economy (CE) aims to overcome the take-make-dispose linear pattern of production
and consumption, proposing a circular system in which the value of products, materials and …

Circular economy (CE) has attracted both media and academic interest. However, there is a
lack of empirical work that clarifies the specific activities involved in CE at the firm level. To …

The circular economy (CE) is a valid alternative for replacing the current linear model, which
causes resource depletion, yet there is much to be developed and a lot of innovation …

In the past decade, use of the circular economy (CE) concept by scholars and practitioners
has grown steadily. In a 2017 article, Kirchherr et al. found that the CE concept is interpreted …

Transitioning from the 'take-make-dispose'linear production system to a circular economy
can strengthen sustainability, and governments play a vital role. Recent scholarship has …

Circular oriented innovation commonly requires collaboration. Yet, to date, circular research
lacks empirical investigation into collaborative processes. Collaborative processes are …

Understanding how a circular economy (CE) can reduce environmental pressures from
economic activities is crucial for policy and practice. Science provides a range of indicators …