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9783030942922 |
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338.927 |
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Towards a Circular Economy : |
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transdisciplinary approach for business / |
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edited by Aldo Alvarez-Risco, Marc A. Rosen and Shyla Del-Aguila-Arcentales |
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Switzerland: |
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Springer, |
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2022, |
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xvi, 355p.; |
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24cm. |
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CSR, sustainability, ethics & governance |
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Part I. Circular Economy: Theory and Practice<br/>1. Introduction to the Circular Economy<br/>2. Circular Economy Research: From Theory to Practice<br/>3. Conceptualization of Circular Economy 3.0: Synthesizing the 10R Hierarchy of Value Retention Options<br/>4. Working with the New Conceptualization of Circular Economy 3.0: Illustrating the Ten Value Retention Options<br/>5. The Circular Economy: A Critique of the Concept<br/>Part II. Circular Economy: Business Applications<br/>6. Waste Management and the Circular Economy<br/>7. The Circular Economy and Energy<br/>8. Supply Chain and Circular Economy<br/>9. Public Policy for Circular Economy: The Case of the National Strategy of Circular Economy in Colombia<br/>10. Circular Economy as a Mechanism of Resilience Against COVID-19<br/>Part III. Teaching and Research on Circular Economy<br/>11. Limits to Sustainable Development Goals: Discussing Lessons from Case Studies in (Un)sustainable Production<br/>12. University Contributions to the Circular Economy<br/>Part IV. National and International Experiences in the Circular Economy<br/>13. Dissemination of Circular Water Practices in Colombia<br/>14. The Circular Economy: The United Kingdom<br/>15. Implementation and Scalability of Circular Practices in the Leather Tanning Industry: Evaluation of a Colombian Tannery<br/>16. Circular Economy and Recycling in Peru<br/>17. X Economies: Towards Comprehensive Policy Intelligence Among Economy Visions and Practices in Europe and Latin America<br/>18. Globalization and Circular Economy<br/>19. Closing Remarks<br/>Index |
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This volume presents a transdisciplinary approach to implementing a circular economy in international business. Written by global experts, this book provides a detailed and professional focus on issues that must be improved in order to successfully implement a circular economy in a variety of industries. <br/>The book begins with a discussion of the theoretical aspects of circular economy and the challenges of going from theory to practice. The following chapters present case studies on the circular economy in different sectors of international business such as food systems, mineral processing, water management, energy process, waste management, the cement industry, and 3D printing. Issues such as the role of SMEs in the circular economy, and the progress towards circular economy 3.0, and strategies for teaching the circular economy are also discussed. The volume ends with a critique of the concept of circular economy and suggestions for future research avenues. <br/>Written with multiple stakeholders in mind, this volume will be of interest to researchers and students of economics, sustainability, international business, and management as well as industry professionals and governments working towards establishing a circular economy in their fields and jurisdictions. ---provided by publisher |
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Sustainable development |
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Circular economy |
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Alvarez-Risco, Aldo |
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Editor |
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Rosen, Marc A. |
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Editor |
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Del-Aguila-Arcentales, Shyla |
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Editor |
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Idowu, Samuel O. |
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Series Editor |
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Schmidpeter, Rene |
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Series Editor |
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