“…Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) Modeling [51] No one identified No one identified Documental analysis [52] Knowledge No one identified Documental analysis [53] No one identified No one identified Survey [54] Channel conflict, investment, Closed-loop chains unlikely, control over designs/materials, Decouples design, contracting and oversight, Processes fast and flexible, Allows for recovery of valuable modules, Higher recovery rates, Long-term contracts, Higher variable costs, Closed-loop supply chains, levels of material recovery and learning, access to scarce materials No one identified Documental analysis [55] Total cost, number of disposed items, material sales revenue, and customers' satisfaction level ARTODTO model, linear physical programming model Modeling [56] The types, numbers and locations of storage sites, The types, numbers and locations of recycling facilities, The quantity of product categories to be allocated to storage sites, The quantity of product categories to be allocated to recycling facilities, The network flow of product categories through storage sites, recycling facilities and secondary market, The total cost of the reverse logistics system. Management, financial, policy and infrastructure Factor Analysis Documental analysis [68] Profit Game Theory Modeling [46] Quality; cost No one identified Survey and interviews [69] Internal barriers and external barriers No one identified Interviews [70] Investment; installing capacity; collection network; quantity of discarded products. MILP Modeling [71] Components of the TPB, socio-demographic and socio-economic variables, the degree of awareness towards the problem, and the personal assessment of the environmental situation of Brazil as predictors of e-waste recycling Table 9.…”