We outline the frameworks that shape and hold apart waste debates in and about the Global
North and Global South and that hinder analysis of flows between them. Typically, waste is …

In recent years, technological advancements have resulted in a proliferation of electrical and
electronic equipment (EEE), accompanied by a rising massive amount of used electrical and …

Despite the increasing popularity and growth of online second-hand peer to peer/customer
to customer (P2P/C2C) e-commerce, research on online second-hand shopping remains …

In this article, I critically review important concepts in new geographies of waste. I focus on
both the conceptual frameworks that are used to examine issues concerning waste and the …

In the context of a circular economy, sustainable consumption is often seen as the antithesis
of current consumption patterns, which have led to the definition of the so‐called throwaway …

As the natural resources of the Earth are rapidly depleting, there is an urgent need to
encourage people to adopt self-restrictive behaviors, one of which is giving products a …

Making material things remains central to human economies and subsistence, and to how
earthly resources are transformed. Yet experiences and knowledges of those who make …

Despite evidence showing that the expansion of circular markets, particularly second-hand
clothing markets, may be constrained by so-called green stigma, our understanding of the …

This paper aims to stretch the GPN approach through investigating a second-hand trade
network. One of the understudied geographies of the world economy is the large-scale …

For the widespread establishment of a circular economy, the acceptance of used products
among consumers is a prerequisite. This paper investigates the customer experience of …