Quick Wins Workshop and Companies Profiling to Analyze Industrial Symbiosis Potential. Valenciaport’s Cluster as Case Study

Artacho-Ramírez, Miguel Ángel; Pacheco-Blanco, Bélgica; Ballester, Victor Andres Cloquell; Vicent, M.; Celades, I.

doi:10.3390/su12187495

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“…Moving further in this direction, Wu and Jin [ 170 ] examine the influence of symbiotic measures on the evolution of structure and function of the iron and steel industrial symbiosis network, concluding the importance of these measures to ensure low carbon design and management. Two papers, Rincón-Moreno et al [ 138 ] and Artacho-Ramírez et al [ 8 ], conduct case studies to analyse the potentials and challenges of industrial symbiosis in Spain. Finally, a bifurcation is initiated by Sassanelli et al [ 146 ] research.…”

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Examining Knowledge Diffusion in the Circular Economy Domain: a Main Path Analysis

Rejeb

Zailani

et al. 2022

Circ.Econ.Sust.

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The circular economy (CE) field has recently attracted significant interest from academics and practitioners. CE represents a departure from the linear economy, which is characterised by unsustainable resource production and consumption. The growing number of publications necessitates a comprehensive analysis of this field. This is the first systematic examination of the knowledge base and knowledge diffusion pathways in the CE domain. We analyse a Web of Science dataset containing 5431 articles published between 1970 and 2020. To create a comprehensive review of the CE domain, we conducted a keyword co-occurrence network analysis. We examined four distinct types of main paths using the main path analysis (MPA) technique: forward, backward, global, and key-route. According to the analyses, CE research focuses on six primary research themes: CE and sustainability, bioeconomy, CE practices, lifecycle assessment and industrial symbiosis, construction activities, and waste management. In addition, the MPA demonstrates that the CE literature has recently focused on Industry 4.0 technologies and their contribution to CE. This is the first attempt to depict the genealogy of CE research so that scholars can comprehend the domain’s evolutionary structure, identify hot topics, and capture the history, development status, and potential future directions of CE research.

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