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Environmental degradation in the world is one of discussing problems in the literature for many decades. There are a lot of factors discussed that worsen our environment. Environmental degradation due to the pollution from fossil fuels induce countries to decrease their use, however, until the productivity of renewable resources reaches the necessary level, countries continue to be highly dependent on non-renewable sources. Another important issue is increasing waste in all spheres of our life. One of the solutions for the environmental degradation slowdown is in circular economy. The circular economy aims to produce as less waste as possible by reusing materials in new productions. The circular economy is becoming part of many different sectors of an economy. This book discusses and analyzes different sectors that are starting to be involved in the circular economy process in Turkey.
Natalya Ketenci is professor in economics at Yeditepe University.
Introduction1 Sustainable Supply Chains for the Circular Economy: A Bibliometric AnalysisZehra Binnur Avunduk2 Sustainable Consumer BehaviorYusuf Can Erdem3 An Extensive Review of the Applications of Circular Economy Concepts in TurkeyAlper Altinanahtar4 A Study on Developing a Business Model for Remanufactured Spare Parts Solutions in TurkeyAyse Gönül Demirel and Veysel Karani Nurdag5 Antecedents of Consumers’ E-Waste Recycling Behavioral Intentions Based on Theory of Planned BehaviorTülin Ural and Oguz Oypan6 An Assessment on Consumer Dynamics for Green Homes.Ozan Atik and Nilgün Gürkaynak7 Sustainability and Transportation: Can Transportation Go Green? A ReviewGül Esin Delipinar8 How Much Energy Sector in Turkey is Circular? Natalya Ketenci9 An Exploratory Study on the Role of Municipalities in Circulation of the Second-Hand Textile Products: Understanding the Process, Motives, and ChallengesMuteber Tuzcu and Özge Kirezli10 Financial Aspects of Environmenta
This book consists of a timely and comprehensive collection of sustainability, circular and green economy articles for Turkey. It will contribute to further understanding and awareness of these concepts with its theoretical and empirical chapters and provide valuable information for future guidance in these research areas. I believe that research scholars will benefit immensely from the content of this book as it fulfills a critical gap in the literature.
