Circular economy (CE) offers a pathway towards sustainable, closed-loop resource systems,
but widespread adoption across industrial sectors is limited by fragmented knowledge and …

Numerous indicators have been suggested as tools for assessing progress towards the
circular economy (CE). However, it is unclear what specifically is captured by CE indicators …

A complete operating model for circular economy (CE) would benefit policymakers, firms,
academia, society and NGOs for informed decision-making relating to CE operations, tactics …

In the quest for a sustainable future, the Circular Economy (CE) emerges as a beacon of
hope, challenging the conventional linear economic system's take-make-dispose model with …

The circular economy (CE) is arising as a novel economic system that is restorative by
design. In light of its capability to boost sustainable economic development and to cope with …

Literature on the circular economy business model (CEBM) has witnessed a sharp upsurge
in recent years. Although scholars have investigated CEBM from several perspectives …

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 …

Circular economy business models (CBMs) are identified as important levers in the
transition to a circular economy (CE). In recent years, a growing body of research has …

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) aims to solve resource, waste, and emission challenges by creating
a production-to-consumption supply chain that is restorative and environmentally benign. A …