The Human Dimension of the Circular Economy: Reframing the Mindset at Macro, Organizational and Individual Levels

Front Matter
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Contents
Editors
Contributors
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction: human perspective on circular economy
PART I Macro level
2. Giving back to Mother Earth: ethics for circular economy
3. Policies and regulatory instruments in pursuit of circular economy
4. Nexus of circular economy and sustainable economic growth for EU countries
5. ICT-enabled circular economy: conceptualising the links
6. Sectoral differences in shaping the transition to circular economy: consumer perspective
PART II Organizational level
7. The links between cooperation and coopetition relationships and circular economy
8. Barriers to CE implementation: sustainable strategies in the copper mining context
9. The paradox in ethical consumption: does eco-labelling tell the whole story?
10. On the way to a circular economy: the use of Key Performance Indicators in measuring and reporting organisations’ progress
11. Reframing leadership to commit organisations collaborating towards circular economy
12. Changing organisational culture for sustainability
13. Corporate entrepreneurship for circular economy
14. Green HRM
PART III Individual level
15. ‘Disruption to end the destruction’: support for the circular economy within and against the economic system
16. Individual readiness and competencies for circular economy
17. The role of consumer behaviours in a circular economy: a bibliometric analysis
18. Factors influencing consumers’ propensity to embrace the green lifestyle: future research directions for circular economy research
19. Engaging consumers and providers to make a beeline for circular economy: platforms as enablers?
20. Employee green behaviour: in search of an excellent construct for studying CE micro-foundations
PART IV Conclusion
21. Concluding chapter: interlinking macro environment, organisation, and individuals – a model of CE mindset development
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