With the emergence of the circular economy (CE), conventional supply chains are
transitioning towards circular supply chains (CSCs) that achieve improved sustainability …

The literature already discussed about how the synergic implementation of Circular
Economy (CE) and Industry 4.0 (I4. 0) paradigms in industrial contexts could enable …

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 …

The circular economy (CE) paradigm fosters to rethink and redesign the manufacturing
process, usage and disposal pattern of products and services in an economy. In the past few …

Develo** markets are using sustainable development potential to reach zero-carbon
goals. Due to the limitation of natural resources, companies need to use environmentally …

The notion of circular economy (CE) has gained considerable attention recently among
researchers, practitioners, and policymakers due to the enormous waste generation at all …

A common thread in the circular economy literature is the linear–circular contrast. This study
shows that the economy has always been a mix of circular and linear applications but in …

The paradigm of circular economy and the transfer of its principles to supply chain
management has recently received much attention from researchers and practitioners …

This paper aims to re-conceptualise and advance the existing frameworks and practical
applications of the circular economy (CE) towards a broader approach to development in …

Circular economy is increasingly recognized as a better alternative to the dominant linear
(take, make, and dispose) economic model. Circular Supply Chain Management (CSCM) …