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The aim is to reconceptualize the circular economy by focusing on existing practices in emerging economies rather than viewing them as linear systems.

June 6, 2026Environmental Policy and GovernanceOpen Access

Circularity Before Strategy: Translating the Circular Economy for Environmental Policy and Governance in Emerging Economies

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SKSolmaz Filiz KarabagLinköping University CNCali NuurInstitute of Industrial Economics

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Reconceptualizes circular economy practices in emerging economies, highlighting their governance implications.

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The aim is to reconceptualize the circular economy by focusing on existing practices in emerging economies rather than viewing them as linear systems.
Utilized practice-oriented and institutional perspectives to analyze circular economy implementations.
Synthesized research on capability, governance, transition, and justice-oriented frameworks.
Developed a practice-based translation perspective to evaluate governance challenges.
Existing circular practices such as repair and reuse are often overlooked in dominant models.
Emerging economies can provide valuable insights into circular governance dynamics.
Current governance approaches may unintentionally displace established circular practices during institutionalization.

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Karabag et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a23bc0571a5da9775e77661 https://doi.org/10.1002/eet.70107

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