Journal of Circular Economy
An applied scholarly journal on circular economy
April 2025
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Challenges and Paradoxes in Researching in Circular Economy
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Arnold, M. (2023). Challenges and Paradoxes in Researching in Circular Economy. Journal of Circular Economy, 1(4). https://doi.org/10.55845/OEMK9774
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