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The field of CE research has experienced significant growth and development, marked by an increasing recognition of the urgent need for sustainable and resourceResource-efficient economic models. The overview of CE research encompasses a diverse range of studies, from theoretical frameworksTheoretical framework to practical approaches, each contributing to a comprehensive understanding of how circularityCircularity can be integrated into economic systemsEconomic systems. Various theoretical frameworksTheoretical framework have been proposed to guide CE studies, emphasising closed-loopClosed-loop systemsClosed-loop systems, product life extension, and resource optimisationResource optimisation. These frameworks provide a conceptual basis for exploring and implementing principles across different sectors and industries. Furthermore, CE policiesPolicy translate theoretical concepts and research findings into actionable strategiesStrategies. These policiesPolicy take diverse forms, including regulatory measures, economic incentives, and collaborative initiatives. EPR, waste managementManagement targets, and circularCircular design standards are among the many policyPolicy instruments that drive resource efficiencyResource efficiency and reduceReduce environmental impactEnvironmental impact. The objectives of CE policiesPolicy are broad and interconnected. They encompass resource conservationResource conservation, waste reductionWaste reduction, economic efficiency, job creation, innovationInnovation, and social equity. CE policiesPolicy seek to create a more resilient and sustainable economic framework that aligns with global sustainabilitySustainability goals by addressing these objectives. The purpose of CE policiesPolicy is to drive transformative changes in how resourcesResource are managed and utilised. These policiesPolicy aim to shift economies from linear models to circularCircular, regenerative systemsRegenerative systems. CE policiesPolicy strive to achieve a harmonious balance between economic prosperity, environmental stewardshipEnvironmental stewardship, and social well-being by promoting eco-friendly design, encouraging responsible consumption, and driving collaboration among stakeholdersStakeholders. Finally, the evolving landscape of CE research, theoretical frameworksTheoretical framework, and practical approaches underscores the collective effort to transition towards more sustainable CE systems.

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Theoretical Perspectives on Circular Economy in Organisations and Policies

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    2025年

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  • Osamudiamen Otasowie,
  • Clinton Ohis Aigbavboa,
  • Ayodeji Emmanuel Oke

摘要

The field of CE research has experienced significant growth and development, marked by an increasing recognition of the urgent need for sustainable and resourceResource-efficient economic models. The overview of CE research encompasses a diverse range of studies, from theoretical frameworksTheoretical framework to practical approaches, each contributing to a comprehensive understanding of how circularityCircularity can be integrated into economic systemsEconomic systems. Various theoretical frameworksTheoretical framework have been proposed to guide CE studies, emphasising closed-loopClosed-loop systemsClosed-loop systems, product life extension, and resource optimisationResource optimisation. These frameworks provide a conceptual basis for exploring and implementing principles across different sectors and industries. Furthermore, CE policiesPolicy translate theoretical concepts and research findings into actionable strategiesStrategies. These policiesPolicy take diverse forms, including regulatory measures, economic incentives, and collaborative initiatives. EPR, waste managementManagement targets, and circularCircular design standards are among the many policyPolicy instruments that drive resource efficiencyResource efficiency and reduceReduce environmental impactEnvironmental impact. The objectives of CE policiesPolicy are broad and interconnected. They encompass resource conservationResource conservation, waste reductionWaste reduction, economic efficiency, job creation, innovationInnovation, and social equity. CE policiesPolicy seek to create a more resilient and sustainable economic framework that aligns with global sustainabilitySustainability goals by addressing these objectives. The purpose of CE policiesPolicy is to drive transformative changes in how resourcesResource are managed and utilised. These policiesPolicy aim to shift economies from linear models to circularCircular, regenerative systemsRegenerative systems. CE policiesPolicy strive to achieve a harmonious balance between economic prosperity, environmental stewardshipEnvironmental stewardship, and social well-being by promoting eco-friendly design, encouraging responsible consumption, and driving collaboration among stakeholdersStakeholders. Finally, the evolving landscape of CE research, theoretical frameworksTheoretical framework, and practical approaches underscores the collective effort to transition towards more sustainable CE systems.