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Andrea Szilagyi

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Conceptualizing Core Aspects on Circular Economy in Cities

2021

Currently, there are many different interpretations in the literature of what a circular economy is and how it functions. As cities are still facing challenges to become fully sustainable, the need for a comprehensive analysis of how the circular economy can be implemented in urban areas is increasing. This article aims at outlining circular cities by their key characteristics and to further explore and provide a framework for fostering circularity at the city level. In order to achieve this goal, we performed a systematic review and analyzed key papers published in the field of circular economy to determine how circular economy practices form circular cities. We discovered that cities play…

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Enabling the Circular Economy Transition in Organizations: A Moderated Mediation Model

2022

The notion of Corporate Environmental Responsibility has been extensively researched in the literature so far, but less is known about how this concept fits into the circular economy paradigm. We performed a moderated mediation analysis in order to identify the mechanism that links corporate environmental responsibility with readiness for change towards a circular economy business model. The findings from 311 respondents show that there is a positive association between corporate environmental responsibility and the readiness for change to a circular model, mediated by perceived circular economy drivers. In addition, perceived circular economy barriers hinder this positive relationship, act…

OrganizationsSocial Responsibilityorganizational changeNegotiatingHealth Toxicology and Mutagenesiscircular economyCommerceRPublic Health Environmental and Occupational Healthsustainabilitycircular economy; corporate environmental responsibility; organizational change; sustainabilityArticleMedicinecorporate environmental responsibilityInternational Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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