Titlebook: Design for a Sustainable Circular Economy; Research and Practic Gavin Brett Melles,Christian W?lfel Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6083-1elopments in the circular economy and sustainable circular economy debates, and we introduce the chapters from our co-authors who take up the challenge of pointing to the policy and practice changes that must be designed if a socially just and ecologically sound sustainability transition is to take

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Franz Rosenzweig Gesammelte Schriftenppiness, and design research. Starting with a discussion of the limits to resource consumption and a critical view on current lifestyles, the quest for happiness and well-being as well as the circular economy and the roles of designers some new approaches are presented that shift the focus from circ

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Technische und andere Ausdrückeundaries are translated into resource budgets, i.e. the maximum annual production of materials and energy, which are environmentally sustainable. These resource budgets are then used as a reference for the resource consumption induced by the product or service, i.e. the “pressure” induced on limited

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Kurzes lateinisch-franz?sisches vokabulariumexacting in the cosmetics sector e. g. due to functional and hygienic requirements. In addition to the functions and current standards of packaging, packaging alternatives are presented, which are categorised according to the R-strategies Refuse, Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Subsequently, the aspects

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Rollenorientierung und Kriminalisierung,r discusses the drivers and challenges manufacturers face while implementing efficiency measures.?A brief review of the business model impact is also presented. The limitation in manufacturers’ power to change the design of the products is highlighted. The chapter concludes with recommendations for

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