The circular economy (CE) has emerged as a sustainable alternative to the linear model of
production and consumption of products and services. Consumers are key actors in the …

There is an increasing desire for regenerative consumption and production systems that—
through the concept of the circular economy—enable longer and better use of resources and …

The circular economy (CE) has attracted considerable attention because of its potential to
help achieve sustainable development (SD). This paper presents a comprehensive analysis …

While the conceptual underpinnings of the circular economy (CE) date back to the 1970s,
the concept has recently become a major discourse in contemporary sustainability debates …

Circular economy (CE) has been globally acknowledged as a national sustainable
development (SD) strategy to confront resource shortages and environmental contamination …

This paper explores consumer barriers to repair to understand the factors preventing users
from extending products' lifecycles. Environment policies to promote Right to Repair …

Electronic waste, or e-waste, is the fastest growing category of waste in developed countries
and a threat to the environment and human health. The extension of electronic products life …

The circular economy (CE) challenges the traditional linear economic model by
emphasizing the importance of resource efficiency, recycling, and regeneration in society …

Repair is a central component of a circular economy to extend the operational phase of
products. Yet, the number of repair service providers as well as demand for repair have …

The concept of circular economy (CE) offers an innovative and systematical approach to
address a number of urban sustainability issues, via exploring symbiotic ways to design …