Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

Companion to the Circular Economy, Business and Society

Collaborative System Change

Av Eva Lienbacher, Christine Vallaster, Anna Schliesselberger

2312 kr

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This instructive Companion explores how cooperation across sectors in business, policy, civil society, and technology can drive circular economy transitions.Bringing together diverse, international case studies and interdisciplinary research, contributing authors analyse stakeholder cooperation in key areas, including fashion, tourism, digital platforms, and urban mining. From decentralized insect farming and implementing AI tools for food systems to textile waste management and circular packaging innovation, this Companion highlights how to use practical strategies and systemic thinking. Looking to the future, it investigates the role of green skills, partnerships, technologies, legal frameworks, and consumer behaviour in shaping collaborative circular ecosystems.The Companion to the Circular Economy, Business and Society provides a comprehensive guide for scholars, educators, and practitioners seeking to build resilient, re-generative systems through collaboration. Professionals in the business and management industry will also greatly benefit from its insights into cooperative business models and innovation strategies.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum: 2027-04-28
Mått: 169 x 244 x undefined mm
Format: Inbunden
Språk: Engelska
Förlag: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN: 9781035357819

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Edited by Eva Lienbacher, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Business and Economics, University of Salzburg, Christine Vallaster, Professor, Faculty of Law, Business and Economics, University of Salzburg, and Anna Schliesselberger, Researcher, Department of Business and Tourism, Salzburg University of Applied Sciences and Faculty of Law, Business and Economics, University of Salzburg, Austria

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’A rigorous and well-integrated contribution to the study of systemic transformation. By combining theoretical perspectives such as systems thinking and institutional analysis with empirically grounded case studies across sectors, the volume advances the conversation beyond normative advocacy toward a more operational understanding of circular transitions. Its emphasis on stakeholder collaboration, governance structures, and digital orchestration is particularly relevant, as these remain central bottlenecks in scaling circular economy models. The book offers a valuable synthesis for scholars and a practical reference point for policymakers and practitioners seeking to navigate the complexities of coordinated, cross-sectoral change. It stands as a meaningful contribution to the literature on sustainability, innovation, and economic transformation.’

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