The growing interest for Circular Economy (CE) urged experts to develop assessment
metrics regarding the shift from a linear to a circular rationale. As a response, the recent …

Abstract While many Circular Economy (CE) indicators communicate that they measure
sustainability, they do not consider the sustainability tripod. Thus, any decision to adopt a CE …

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 …

With reference to assessing Circular Economy (CE) at the firm level, available literature
reviews do not clarify what and how has to be actually assessed, while many assessment …

Satisfying the requirements associated with environmental concerns and resource efficiency
in the manufacturing process has become necessary to realize effective production …

The implementation of the circular economy (CE) is expected to lead companies to become
more sustainable. However, the effects of CE practices on the sustainability performance of …

The ever-increasing global energy crisis, environmental degradation and climate change
issues impacted by excessive consumption of fossil fuels (FFs) are pushing the world to find …

Product take-back systems are fundamental for Circular Economy (CE) and focus on
recovering value by taking back products to be recycled, re-manufactured, or refurbished. In …

Water–the most vital resource, negatively affected by the linear pattern of growth–still tries to
find its positioning within the emerging concept of circular economy. Fragmented, sectorial …

Circular Economy (CE) principles are relatively unexplored, especially in emerging
economies. None of the studies so far have also explored operational behavioural factors …