• Structure
  • Business Risks and Problems
  • Results Dissemination
  • Success Stories/ Good Practices
  • Consulting and Business Models
  • Implementation
  • Forum

The main addressed research topics are:

  • strategic management (CE as a source of competitive advantages and added value, new organizational structures, new business opportunities and professional skills, ways to reduce risks);
  • supply (redefine product design based on the “Supply creates its own demand” principle, the impact of marketing and communications on the demand for products/services, the role of SMEs in promoting the CE, the challenges of implementing CE);
  • demand (customer attitude towards circular business models, barriers and factors towards sustainable consumer behavior, the role of digital technologies in the transition from product- to service-centered business models);
  • networks (platforms for the creation of symbiotic relationships between stakeholders, technology and knowledge transfer, joint added value, etc.);
  • performances (the economic, ecological and social impact of the application of CE on competitiveness, shareholders’ well-being, cost/benefit analysis and circularity in different industries, transition to CE monitoring instruments);
  • context (the influence of the institutional/legislative framework on circular business models – from CE university curricula to SME profitability).
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