Circular Economy Good Practices Supporting Waste Prevention: The Case of Emilia-Romagna Region

Cappellaro, Francesca; Fantin, Valentina; Barberio, Grazia; Cutaia, Laura

doi:10.30638/eemj.2020.160

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“…green cluster mainly focuses on research work related to green infrastructure [56] and the environment, highlighting nature and biodiversity [57,58] circular strategies and urban regeneration [59] and the Internet of Things [60]. The blue cluster focuses on smart cities, waste management [48,61], the circular economy, urban branding [48,62], smart technology, and sustainable development [63].…”

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“…The aforementioned concentration of efforts, together with the advantages The other clusters are anchored by Arias (green) with 12 items, anchored by Benltoufa (blue) with 11 items, and anchored by Andrade (yellow) with 11 items. The green cluster mainly focuses on research work related to green infrastructure [56] and the environment, highlighting nature and biodiversity [57,58] circular strategies and urban regeneration [59] and the Internet of Things [60]. The blue cluster focuses on smart cities, waste management [48,61], the circular economy, urban branding [48,62], smart technology, and sustainable development [63].…”

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Circular Economies through Sustainable Smart Cities

Santibanez Gonzalez,

Kandpal,

Machado

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The rapid pace of urbanization has presented cities worldwide with a range of complex issues pertaining to the management of resources, reduction of waste, and promotion of sustainable practices. The concepts of circular economies and sustainable smart cities have arisen as viable solutions, converging to establish a revolutionary framework for the future of urban living. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis using literature focusing on the past ten years (2013–2022) of research on the circular economy and smart cities using VOSviewer. The most frequently used Scopus database was used to extract bibliometric data. 163 articles were considered for the analysis. This study utilizes co-authorship, co-occurrence, citation analysis and bibliographic coupling of author keywords while grap0hically mapping the bibliographic material using VOS viewer software Version 1.6.19. The bibliographic analysis reveals that the significant themes published in journals revolve around “circular economy”, “Sustainable development”, “sustainability”, “smart city”, “waste management”, “recycling”, “Sustainability”, “climate change”, “smart technologies”, “municipal solid waste”, “renewable energy”, and “planning”. The results would provide a robust base for more research in this area. The research work paves the way for future research in the related areas and issues of the domain, as it is an emerging issue in research, and many problems are untapped.

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Circular Economies through Sustainable Smart Cities

Santibanez Gonzalez,

Kandpal,

Machado

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…A key finding from the CWS literature is that CWS are different from any other form of managed office space because they deliberately seek to create and develop a community of distinct users comprising remote workers, freelancers, and digital nomads (Bouncken and Reuschl, 2018; Cabral and Van Winden, 2016; Clifton et al 2019). Beyond this fundamental recognition is a sizable degree of debate regarding what forms such a community might take, although a common finding is that CWS communities comprise individuals who consciously seek to benefit from various forms of interaction, cooperation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing activities (Cappellaro et al, 2019; Constantinescu and Devisch, 2018; Sankari et al, 2018).…”

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From coworking to competing? Business models and strategies of UK coworking spaces beyond the COVID-19 pandemic

Yates,

Charnock,

Pitts

et al. 2023

Competition & Change

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This paper examines the growth of the UK coworking space (CWS) sector in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, drawing on data from a multi-year study comprising 44 interviews with CWS owners, managers, and other key economic actors. The paper offers a novel contribution by drawing on critical political economy to conceptualise CWS as capitalist enterprises providing fixed capital of an independent kind in competitive markets increasingly shaped by changing urban commercial real estate dynamics which necessitate that CWS adapt their business models to remain economically viable. The paper finds the entry of large corporate actors in the CWS sector is forcing smaller independent CWS to diversify to remain competitive. This pressure inhibits the ability of CWS to adhere to – and offer services matching – the aims of early CWS, namely the cultivation of a community of like-minded individuals who cowork to reduce rental costs and social isolation. These findings are theoretically and empirically significant as they illustrate how rapid sectoral shifts are driven by business decisions with structural causes, rather than being due to the actions of individual users of CWS or the communities they serve. These findings have implications for understanding the future of coworking and provide new insights into how competition shapes and changes the business models and competitive strategies of enterprises.

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“…Several studies in the final dataset were exploring the link between existing or potential IS networks and the CE in different European regions (Yu et al, 2021;Aranda-Usón et al, 2020;Cappellaro et al, 2020;Avdiushchenko and Zajaç, 2019;Husgafvel et al, 2018;Smol et al, 2018). Iacondini et al (2015) evaluated existing opportunities and ongoing projects in the Emilia-Romagna region envisioned to apply IS and implement CE.…”

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Implementing circular economy in a regional context: A systematic literature review and a research agenda

Arsova

Genovese

Ketikidis

2022

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Circular Economy Good Practices Supporting Waste Prevention: The Case of Emilia-Romagna Region

Cited by 9 publications

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A Bibliometric Analysis of Circular Economies through Sustainable Smart Cities

A Bibliometric Analysis of Circular Economies through Sustainable Smart Cities

From coworking to competing? Business models and strategies of UK coworking spaces beyond the COVID-19 pandemic

Implementing circular economy in a regional context: A systematic literature review and a research agenda

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