2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.06.449
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Circular economy and the matter of integrated resources

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“…Sustainability is a grand challenge, a large-scale, complex, enduring "wicked problem" (Jarzabkowski et al, 2018), which cannot be addressed from the individual up, but only by considering the system as a whole "making a link between individual action, social structures and institutional conditions towards collective action and transformations towards sustainability" (Sahakian and Seyfang, 2018, p.233). The Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations have been put forward as the most universal and widely adopted of the grand challenges (George et al, 2016) Interdisciplinarity is of vital importance to a wider perspective on sustainability as the circular economy discourse demonstrates (Velenturf et al, 2019), allowing us to gain insight from alternative viewpoints and frames of reference both within and outside of marketing, and as a way to tackle this grand challenge and to ensure that development does not take place in isolation. However, necessary interdisciplinary aspects run counter to traditional academic disciplinary structures (Reid et al, 2018).…”
Section: Discussion: Theoretical Domains For the Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sustainability is a grand challenge, a large-scale, complex, enduring "wicked problem" (Jarzabkowski et al, 2018), which cannot be addressed from the individual up, but only by considering the system as a whole "making a link between individual action, social structures and institutional conditions towards collective action and transformations towards sustainability" (Sahakian and Seyfang, 2018, p.233). The Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations have been put forward as the most universal and widely adopted of the grand challenges (George et al, 2016) Interdisciplinarity is of vital importance to a wider perspective on sustainability as the circular economy discourse demonstrates (Velenturf et al, 2019), allowing us to gain insight from alternative viewpoints and frames of reference both within and outside of marketing, and as a way to tackle this grand challenge and to ensure that development does not take place in isolation. However, necessary interdisciplinary aspects run counter to traditional academic disciplinary structures (Reid et al, 2018).…”
Section: Discussion: Theoretical Domains For the Futurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Possible resource flows incoming at each stage of the supply chain, starting from the least valuable option. Source: [118,119].…”
Section: Disposalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If a successful recovery of the critical raw material W and the removal of As from secondary mine resources is achieved, it will contribute to close loops, in a circular economy perspective. Secondary resources re-integration provides a platform for the study of new concepts and application of technologies, business models, and policy for sustainable circular economy approaches in several industrial sectors (Velenturf et al, 2019). Furthermore, alternative strategies to recover secondary resources in EU and US will decrease their resources dependency from other countries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%