Magdalena Wojnarowska is an Assistant professor at the Department of Technology and Ecology of Products at the University of Economics in Krakow, Poland.Marek Ćwiklicki is a Professor of Business Studies and Public Management and Head of Chair for Management of Public Organisations at the Cracow University of Economics, Poland.Carlo Ingrao is a Researcher at the Department of Engineering of University of Messina, Italy.

• ContentsPreface: Sustainable Product in Circular EconomyMarek Ćwiklicki, Carlo Ingrao, Magdalena WojnarowskaChapter 1: Characteristics of Sustainable ProductsMagdalena Wojnarowska, Mariusz Sołtysik, Carlo IngraoChapter 2: Challenges of Eco-design of Integrated ProductsAgnieszka Cholewa-Wójcik, Agnieszka KaweckaChapter 3: Verification of Circular Economy solutions and sustainability of products with life cycle assessmentTomasz Nitkiewicz, Giulio Mario CappellettiChapter 4: Significance and Adjustment of Environmental Certification Schemes in the Circular Economy Piotr Kafel, Paweł NowickiChapter 5: Impact of Environmental Labelling Upon Popularisation of the Circular Economy Bartłomiej KabajaChapter 6: Interrelationship between Sustainable Manufacturing and Circular Economy in the building sectorAgnieszka Nowaczek, Joanna KulczyckaChapter 7: Enablers and barriers in the transition to Circular Business Models: Investigating the critical success factors for the tipping and break-even pointMarek Ćwiklicki, Linda O’RiordanChapter 8: Costs and benefits of transition towards a Circular Business ModelUrszula Balon, Anna Prusak, Marek JabłońskiChapter 9: Utilisation of Digitalisation in Sustainable Manufacturing and the Circular EconomyRiccardo Beltramo, Enrica Vesce, Stefano DuglioChapter 10: Assessing Sustainability across Circular Inter-firm Networks: Insights from Academia and PracticeAnna M. Walker, Katelin Opferkuch, Erik Roos Lindgreen, Alberto Simboli, Walter J.V. Vermeulen, Andrea RaggiChapter 11: Deliberation as a tool in cooperation with stakeholders in companies deploying the Circular Economy based on the example of Unimetal Recycling Sp. z o.o. Olga Janikowska, Joanna Kulczycka, Agnieszka NowaczekChapter 12: Circular models for sustainable supply chain management Magdalena MuradinChapter 13: Determinants of Consumer Behaviour – Towards Sustainable ConsumptionKamila Pilch, Małgorzata MiśniakiewiczChapter 14: Characteristics of Sustainable Consumption from an economic perspective Jakub Głowacki, Piotr Kopyciński, Mateusz Malinowski, Łukasz MamicaChapter 15: The Role of Universities in Development of the Circular Economy Barbara Campisi, Patrizia De Luca, Janina Filek, Gianluigi Gallenti, Magdalena WojnarowskaChapter 16: Resilience of the Circular EconomyMarek Ćwiklicki

Magdalena Wojnarowska is an Assistant professor at the Department of Technology and Ecology of Products at the University of Economics in Krakow, Poland.Marek Ćwiklicki is a Professor of Business Studies and Public Management and Head of Chair for Management of Public Organisations at the Cracow University of Economics, Poland.Carlo Ingrao is a Researcher at the Department of Engineering of University of Messina, Italy.

• ContentsPreface: Sustainable Product in Circular EconomyMarek Ćwiklicki, Carlo Ingrao, Magdalena WojnarowskaChapter 1: Characteristics of Sustainable ProductsMagdalena Wojnarowska, Mariusz Sołtysik, Carlo IngraoChapter 2: Challenges of Eco-design of Integrated ProductsAgnieszka Cholewa-Wójcik, Agnieszka KaweckaChapter 3: Verification of Circular Economy solutions and sustainability of products with life cycle assessmentTomasz Nitkiewicz, Giulio Mario CappellettiChapter 4: Significance and Adjustment of Environmental Certification Schemes in the Circular Economy Piotr Kafel, Paweł NowickiChapter 5: Impact of Environmental Labelling Upon Popularisation of the Circular Economy Bartłomiej KabajaChapter 6: Interrelationship between Sustainable Manufacturing and Circular Economy in the building sectorAgnieszka Nowaczek, Joanna KulczyckaChapter 7: Enablers and barriers in the transition to Circular Business Models: Investigating the critical success factors for the tipping and break-even pointMarek Ćwiklicki, Linda O’RiordanChapter 8: Costs and benefits of transition towards a Circular Business ModelUrszula Balon, Anna Prusak, Marek JabłońskiChapter 9: Utilisation of Digitalisation in Sustainable Manufacturing and the Circular EconomyRiccardo Beltramo, Enrica Vesce, Stefano DuglioChapter 10: Assessing Sustainability across Circular Inter-firm Networks: Insights from Academia and PracticeAnna M. Walker, Katelin Opferkuch, Erik Roos Lindgreen, Alberto Simboli, Walter J.V. Vermeulen, Andrea RaggiChapter 11: Deliberation as a tool in cooperation with stakeholders in companies deploying the Circular Economy based on the example of Unimetal Recycling Sp. z o.o. Olga Janikowska, Joanna Kulczycka, Agnieszka NowaczekChapter 12: Circular models for sustainable supply chain management Magdalena MuradinChapter 13: Determinants of Consumer Behaviour – Towards Sustainable ConsumptionKamila Pilch, Małgorzata MiśniakiewiczChapter 14: Characteristics of Sustainable Consumption from an economic perspective Jakub Głowacki, Piotr Kopyciński, Mateusz Malinowski, Łukasz MamicaChapter 15: The Role of Universities in Development of the Circular Economy Barbara Campisi, Patrizia De Luca, Janina Filek, Gianluigi Gallenti, Magdalena WojnarowskaChapter 16: Resilience of the Circular EconomyMarek Ćwiklicki

Magdalena Wojnarowska is an Assistant professor at the Department of Technology and Ecology of Products at the University of Economics in Krakow, Poland.Marek Ćwiklicki is a Professor of Business Studies and Public Management and Head of Chair for Management of Public Organisations at the Cracow University of Economics, Poland.Carlo Ingrao is a Researcher at the Department of Engineering of University of Messina, Italy.

• ContentsPreface: Sustainable Product in Circular EconomyMarek Ćwiklicki, Carlo Ingrao, Magdalena WojnarowskaChapter 1: Characteristics of Sustainable ProductsMagdalena Wojnarowska, Mariusz Sołtysik, Carlo IngraoChapter 2: Challenges of Eco-design of Integrated ProductsAgnieszka Cholewa-Wójcik, Agnieszka KaweckaChapter 3: Verification of Circular Economy solutions and sustainability of products with life cycle assessmentTomasz Nitkiewicz, Giulio Mario CappellettiChapter 4: Significance and Adjustment of Environmental Certification Schemes in the Circular Economy Piotr Kafel, Paweł NowickiChapter 5: Impact of Environmental Labelling Upon Popularisation of the Circular Economy Bartłomiej KabajaChapter 6: Interrelationship between Sustainable Manufacturing and Circular Economy in the building sectorAgnieszka Nowaczek, Joanna KulczyckaChapter 7: Enablers and barriers in the transition to Circular Business Models: Investigating the critical success factors for the tipping and break-even pointMarek Ćwiklicki, Linda O’RiordanChapter 8: Costs and benefits of transition towards a Circular Business ModelUrszula Balon, Anna Prusak, Marek JabłońskiChapter 9: Utilisation of Digitalisation in Sustainable Manufacturing and the Circular EconomyRiccardo Beltramo, Enrica Vesce, Stefano DuglioChapter 10: Assessing Sustainability across Circular Inter-firm Networks: Insights from Academia and PracticeAnna M. Walker, Katelin Opferkuch, Erik Roos Lindgreen, Alberto Simboli, Walter J.V. Vermeulen, Andrea RaggiChapter 11: Deliberation as a tool in cooperation with stakeholders in companies deploying the Circular Economy based on the example of Unimetal Recycling Sp. z o.o. Olga Janikowska, Joanna Kulczycka, Agnieszka NowaczekChapter 12: Circular models for sustainable supply chain management Magdalena MuradinChapter 13: Determinants of Consumer Behaviour – Towards Sustainable ConsumptionKamila Pilch, Małgorzata MiśniakiewiczChapter 14: Characteristics of Sustainable Consumption from an economic perspective Jakub Głowacki, Piotr Kopyciński, Mateusz Malinowski, Łukasz MamicaChapter 15: The Role of Universities in Development of the Circular Economy Barbara Campisi, Patrizia De Luca, Janina Filek, Gianluigi Gallenti, Magdalena WojnarowskaChapter 16: Resilience of the Circular EconomyMarek Ćwiklicki