Abstract The interest into Circular Economy (CE), mainly emerged recently in response to
climate change, environmental damage, and the limits of a linear economy, requires a …

The circular economy (CE) emerged as an alternative model to the linear system to foster
sustainable development. Entrepreneurship represents a key factor in capturing new circular …

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

The UN's sustainable development goals underscore engaging supply-chain stakeholders
with environmentally friendly practices. Small-and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) are key …

Following the operational paradigms proposed by Industry 4.0, the last years have been
characterized by the rapid growth of technology-based firms increasingly adopting …

The transition to the circular economy (CE) creates value through the closed‐loop systems,
reverse logistics, product life cycle management, and clean production in terms of corporate …

The building sector is amongst the major resource consuming and waste generating sectors
of the economy. The paradigm of the circular economy has the potential to overcome the …

The circular economy (CE) is a more holistic approach that advocates towards extracting the
value from the waste and reaching sustainability goals. The objective of the present study is …

A circular economy limits the consumption of virgin resources, fosters cleaner production,
and promotes the efficient utilization of resources. However, many companies still struggle …

Governments and policymakers worldwide have been setting targets to achieve an
ambitious net‐zero emission target by 2050 to tackle the pressing issue of climate change …