Despite high estimated gains of a circular economy implementation, progress on the macro,
meso and micro level is sluggish. The purpose of this paper is to examine, from a theoretical …

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 …

Circular Economy (CE) practices have the potential to enhance sustainability performance of
organisations and therefore can help respond to United Nations Sustainability Development …

The fourth industrial revolution (IR4. 0) toward automation and digitalization is the new trend
among automobile production systems. Indubitably, the automobile industry has been …

Organizations are increasingly facing pressure for changing manufacturing models from
traditional to sustainable which accordingly reinforces the need for assessing their …

An organisation's sustainability performance is influenced by its capabilities (skills,
resources and competences) which in turn affects the performance of its entire supply chain …

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 …

It has been observed that the massive urbanization has boosted up infinite construction in
the developed as well as developing countries. The construction and demolition waste has …

Transitioning from linear to circular production systems requires interactions that include
cross‐sectoral collaboration in networks. Understanding the role of collaboration within …

The circular economy concept is much discussed in the European Union (EU), but only
limited progress has been accomplished so far regarding its implementation. Most scholarly …