Purpose This paper aims to investigate overlaps, complementarities and divergences
between the literature on circular economy (CE) models and related literature in non-linear …

Natural resources are limited and society has long been unwisely consuming them, while
Earth has been longing for care. Most existing businesses are based on linear models and a …

In this article, we use Hirsch and Levin's notion of umbrella concepts as an analytical lens, in
order to articulate the valuable catalytic function the circular economy (CE) concept could …

This paper puts forward the Circular Strategies Scanner: a framework that introduces a
taxonomy of circular strategies developed for use by manufacturing companies engaging in …

In light of the environmental consequences of linear production and consumption processes,
the circular economy (CE) is gaining momentum as a concept and practice, promoting …

Abstract The European Union (EU) has set its sights on becoming a circular economy,
envisaging a transition that implies systemic changes in natural resource transformations …

The environmental, social and economic limits and shortcomings of the current linear model
of production and consumption highlight the necessity of a rapid transition towards a …

With the growing environmental concern, there is evidence that increasing symbiotic
relationship between plants in the same industrial area, highly contributes to a more …

In this article, we analyse the evolution of circular economy (CE) scientific knowledge in the
most productive political geographies in the field, namely the European Union (EU) 28 and …

Industrial symbiosis (IS), one of the founding notions within the field of industrial ecology,
has diffused throughout significant parts of the world as a practice that can reduce the …