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| adam_text | Contents Author Biographies..................................................................................................... xvii PARTI Chapter 1 The Circular Supply Chain-Introduction and Historical Development..................................................... 3 1.1 1.2 1.3 Introduction....................................................................................3 Defining Circular Supply Chain...................................................4 Circular Supply Chain Management: Meaning and Essence........................................................................6 1.4 Development and Growth of Circular Supply Chains............... 8 1.4.1 The Emergence of Circular Economy........................... 8 1.4.2 The Role of Stakeholders in Circular Supply Chains................................................. 10 1.4.3 Circular Supply Chain Implementation in Industries..................................................... 11 1.5 Key Circular Supply Chains Terms and Concepts.................... 13 1.6 Major Activities and Focus of Circular Supply Chains............ 16 1.6.1 Product/Service Design in Circular Supply Chains................................................. 16 1.6.2 Procurement in Circular Supply Chains...................... 17 1.6.3 Production in Circular Supply Chains........................ 18 1.6.4 Logistics in Circular Supply Chains............................ 18 1.6.5 Consumption in Circular Supply Chains...................... 19 1.6.6 End of Life (EoL) and Waste Management in Circular Supply Chains.................................... 19 1.7
Summary......................................................................................21 Discussion and Review Questions......................................................... 22 Suggested Materials for Further Reading............................................. 22 Chapter 2 The Future of Circular Supply Chain.................................................... 23 2.1 2.2 2.3 Introduction................................................................................. 23 Projection Development Along the 4R Framework.................. 23 2.2.1 Reduce.............................................................................23 2.2.2 Reuse...............................................................................24 2.2.3 Recycle............................................................................24 2.2.4 Recover........................................................................... 25 From Design for Sustainability to Design for Circularity........ 25 2.3.1 The Role of Supply Network Collaboration................ 26
vi Contents Organizational Change for Circularity in Supply Chains.......................................... 28 2.3.3 The Importance of Collaboration in the Transition to Circularity in Supply Chains.. 30 2.3.4 Transition to Circular Economy and Green Employment...................................................31 2.4 Summary..................................................................................33 Discussion and Review Questions...................................................... 34 Suggested Materials for Further Reading........................................... 34 2.3.2 PART 2 Chapter 3 Sustainability and Circular Supply Chains........................................ 37 3.1 3.2 3.3 Introduction............................................................................... 37 Sustainable Supply Chain Management................................... 38 Sustainable Supply Chain Management and the Circular Economy.....................................................................41 3.4 Organizational Paradigm Shift for Circular Economy............ 44 3.4.1 Collaboration as a Facilitator of Circular Economy...... 45 3.4.2 Supply Chain Configuration as Facilitator of Circular Economy......................................... 48 3.5 Organizational Theories in the Nexus Between Sustainable Supply Chain Management and the Circular Economy..........................................................49 3.5.1 Existing Theories....................................................... 49 3.5.1.1 Institutional Theory..................................... 49 3.5.1.2 Stakeholder
Theory..................................... 50 3.5.1.3 Natural Resource-Based View..................... 51 3.5.2 Potential Theories...................................................... 52 3.5.2.1 Social Innovation Theory............................ 52 3.5.2.2 Organizational Learning Theory................. 53 3.5.2.3 Social Learning Theory............................... 53 3.6 Summary................................................................................. 54 Discussion and Review Questions...................................................... 54 Suggested Materials for Further Reading........................................... 55 Chapter 4 Reverse Supply Chain Management................................................... 57 4.1 4.2 4.3 Introduction.............................................................................. 57 Definition of Reverse Supply Chain Management................... 57 The Reverse Supply Chain....................................................... 58 4.3.1 Remanufacturing......................................................... 61 4.3.2 Closed-Loop Supply Chain........................................ 64 4.3.3 Measuring Reverse Supply Chain Performance........ 66
Contents vii Role of Supply Chain Leadership in Reverse Supply Chains.................................................................. 67 4.4.1 Transformational Leadership.......................................68 4.4.2 Transactional Leadership............................................. 70 4.5 Role of Governance Mechanisms in Reverse Supply Chains.................................................................. 71 4.5.1 Suppliers’ Trust and Relational Governance............... 71 4.5.2 Legal-Legitimate Power and Contractual Governance...................................................... 72 4.6 Summary..................................................................................... 73 Discussion and Review Questions........................................................ 74 Suggested Materials for Further Reading............................................. 74 4.4 PART 3 Chapter 5 Supply Chain Issues in the Circular Economy.................................... 77 Introduction.................................................................................77 Procurement i n the Circular Economy......................................77 5.2.1 Demands for Circular Public Procurement................. 79 5.2. L1 Organizational Aspects and Circular Public Procurement...................... 80 5.2.1.2 Individual Behavioral Aspects and Circular Public Procurement....... 81 5.2.1.3 Operational Aspects and Circular Public Procurement...................... 81 5.2.2 The Role of Intermediaries in Circular Public Procurement.................................................... 83 5.3
Product Flow in the Circular Economy..................................... 86 5.4 Closed Loop Supply Chain Planning........................................ 88 5.5 Production Planning in the Circular Economy.........................93 5.5.1 Defining Disassembly for Recycling........................... 93 5.5.2 Mathematical Formulation for Production Planning in Disassembly Systems................. 94 5.5.3 From Product to Raw Material Recycling...................96 5.5.4 Mathematical Formulation for Product to Raw Material Recycling Systems.......................... 97 5.6 Summary..................................................................................... 99 Discussion and Review Questions........................................................ 99 5.1 5.2 Chapter 6 Sustainable Supply Chain Operations in the Circular Economy......... 101 6.1 6.2 Introduction............................................................................... Ю1 Green Supply Chain Management in the Circular Economy......................................................................... θ։
Contents viii Sustainable Consumption and Production in the Circular Economy....................................................................... 104 6.4 Reverse Logistics......................................................................... 106 6.4.1 The Role of Collaboration in Reverse Logistics.......................................................... 107 6.4.1.1 Vertical Collaboration and Reverse Logistics....................................................... 108 6.4.1.2 Horizontal Collaboration and Reverse Logistics...................................... 108 6.4.2 University-Industry Collaboration and Reverse Logistics.......................................................... 109 6.5 Sustainable Packaging in the Circular Economy.................... 109 6.5.1 Use of Institutional Theory in Sustainable Packaging Research.......................................112 6.5.2 Use of Stakeholder Theory in Sustainable Packaging Research........................................ 113 6.5.3 Use of Ecological Modernization Theory in Sustainable Packaging Research................... 114 6.6 Pricing Circular Products........................................................... 115 6.6.1 Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Products with Environmental Attributes...................... 115 6.6.2 Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for “Circular” Products........................................................... 116 6.6.2.1 Environmental Information and Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for “Circular” Products..................... 117 6.6.2.2 EnvironmentalConcern................................. 119
6.6.3 Model Formulation for Pricing and Recycling Investment Decisions...................................... 119 6.6.3.1 Recycling..................................................... 119 6.6.3.2 Demand........................................................ 120 6.6.3.3 Production Cost.......................................... 121 6.6.3.4 Profit............................................................ 122 6.6.3.5 Firm’s Optimization Problem....................122 6.7 Summary.................................................................................... 123 Discussion and Review Questions..................................................... 124 Suggested Materials for Further Reading............................................ 124 6.3 PART 4 Chapter 7 Facilitation of Circular Supply Chains with Digital Technologies....... 129 7.1 7.2 Introduction................................................................................. 129 Digital-Enabled Strategies for Circular Supply Chains......... 130
Contents ¡x Defining Digital Supply Chain.................................... Bl Industry 4.0 Solutions for Circular Supply Chains............................................................. 132 7.3 Industry 4.0 and Sustainable Development in the Circular Economy...................................................................... 135 7.3.1 The Smart Circular Economy.................................... 139 7.3.2 Developing Smart Circular Economy Framework......................................................140 7.3.2.1 Data TransformationLevels.........................140 7.3.2.2 Resource OptimizationCapabilities............ 140 7.3.2.3 Data Flow Processes.................................... 141 7.3.2.4 Maturity Levels............................................ 142 7.4 The Role of Sharing Economy in the Circular Economy..... 142 7.4.1 Consumption Work and the Circular Economy...... 145 7.4.1.1 The Concept of Consumption Work and Its Relevance to the Circular Economy...................................................... 145 7.4.1.2 The Consumption Work of the Sharing Economy......................................146 7.4.2 Sharing Economy Platforms and Green Consumption Values...................................... 148 7.5 Internet of Things as an Enabler of Circular Economy......... 151 7.6 Big data Analytics - An Emerging Paradigm for Circularity in Future Supply Chain......................................... 155 7.6.1 Business Intelligence and Data-Driven Insights..... 157 7.6.2 Big data Analytics and Data-Driven Insights.......... 158 7.6.3 Data-Driven Insights and
DecisionMaking Quality........................................................... 159 7.7 Summary....................................................................................160 Discussion and Review Questions....................................................... 162 Suggested Materials for Further Reading............................................162 7.2.1 7.2.2 Chapter 8 Application of Blockchain Technologies in Circular Supply Chains................................................................ 163 8.1 8.2 8.3 Introduction............................................................................... 163 The Background and Role of Blockchain Technologies....... 163 8.2.1 Traceability.................................................................... 164 8.2.2 Trust............................................................................... 164 8.2.3 Transparency................................................................. 165 Blockchain and Circular Economy...........................................166 8.3.1 Cost................................................................................. 167 8.3.2 Speed.............................................................................. 167 8.3.3 Risk Control.................................................................. 167 8.3.4 Sustainability................................................................. 168 8.3.5 Flexibility...................................................................... 168
Contents x Blockchain and Circular Supply Chain Management........... 168 8.4.1 Key Areas of Blockchain-Enabled Circular Supply Chain Management......................................... 168 8.4.1.1 Supplier Selection and Development.......... 168 8.4.1.2 Procurement................................................... 168 8.4.1.3 Data Management Resource Deployment................................................... 168 8.4.1.4 Materials Management in the Logistics Process........................................................... 168 8.4.1.5 Production and Operations........................... 169 8.4.1.6 Green Product Management.........................169 8.4.1.7 Reverse Logistics........................................... 169 8.4.1.8 Reusing Waste Across Various Circular Supply Chains............................................... 169 8.4.2 Stakeholders in the Blockchain-Enabled Circular Supply Chain Management......................................... 169 8.5 Access to Data in the Blockchain Network..............................171 8.6 Manufacturing Sustainability Challenges and Blockchain֊ Enabled Solutions in Circular Supply Chains............................ 174 8.7 Summary..................................................................................... 178 Discussion and Review Questions........................................................ 179 8.4 PART 5 Chapter 9 Circular Economy and Sustainable Business Performance............. 183 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Introduction................................................................................. 183 Circular
Business Models........................................................... 184 9.2.1 Efficient Material-Technical Loops............................ 184 9.2.2 Effective Product-Service Loops............................... 185 9.2.3 Social-Collaborative Loops......................................... 186 9.2.4 Symbiotic Ecosystems.................................................. 187 Driving Business Management Sustainability Through Circular Economy.......................................................................187 9.3.1 Strategic Planning........................................................ 188 9.3.2 Cost Management......................................................... 189 9.3.3 Circular Supply Chain Management...........................190 9.3.4 Quality Management.................................................... 191 9.3.5 Environmental Management........................................191 9.3.6 Process Management.................................................... 192 9.3.7 Logistics.........................................................................193 9.3.8 Service Management.................................................... 194 9.3.9 Research and Development (R D)............................. 194 Synergizing the Business Areas for Circular Economy Impact........................................................................ 195
Contents xi Environmental Impact of Circular Economy Business Models........................................................................197 9.5.1 Experimentation Toward Circular Business Models........................................................................ 198 9.5.2 Environmental Impacts of Circular Business Models........................................................................ 199 9.5.3 Present State of Environmental Impact Assessment................................................................. 199 9.6 Firm’s Dynamic Capabilities and Circular Economy Development................................................................. 200 9.7 Circular Economy Rebound in Circular Business.................. 203 9.7.1 The Environmental Rebound Effect.......................... 203 9.7.2 Rebound in the Circular Economy............................. 204 9.7.3 Circular Business Models and Circular Economy Strategies.................................................... 204 9.7.4 Mitigation Effects.........................................................205 9.7.5 Rebound and Inequality.............................................. 206 9.7.6 Mitigating Rebound in the Transition........................ 206 9.8 Summary.................................................................................. 208 Discussion and Review Questions..................................................... 209 9.5 PART 6 Chapter 10 Enablers and Associated Risks to Implementing Circular Economy................................................................................................
213 10.1 10.2 10.3 Introduction.............................................................................. 213 The Circular Economy Paradigmand Driving Factors......... 213 10.2.1 Win-Win Strategies....................................................214 10.2.2 The Role of Regulatory Initiatives........................... 214 10.2.3 Environmental Values as a Key Issue...................... 214 10.2.4 Supply Risk-Related Drivers..................................... 215 The Shift Toward Circular Economy..................................... 215 10.3.1 Extending the Life Cycle of Products Through 3R............................................................... 216 10.3.1.1 Product-as-a-Service................................. 217 10.3.1.2 Sustainable Consumption......................... 217 10.3.1.3 Collection................................................... 217 10.3.1.4 Repair..........................................................217 10.3.1.5 Distribution and Material Movement..... 217 10.3.2 Ecological Balance and Protection............................218 10.3.2.1 Energy and Resource Efficiency............. 218 10.3.2.2 Clean and Renewable Energy................... 218 10.3.2.3 Waste Management.................................... 218 10.3.2.4 Waste to Energy......................................... 218
XÜ Contents 10.3.3 Big Data and Information Flow.................................. 219 10.3.3.1 Cloud Computing......................................... 219 10.3.3.2 Internet of Things (IoT).............................. 219 10.3.3.3 Data-Driven Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI)........................... 219 10.3.4 Government Policies...................................... 219 10.3.4.1 Government Policies Promote Capacity Building....................... 220 10.3.4.2 Urban Planning........................................... 220 10.3.4.3 Legislation and Regulation........................ 220 10.3.5 Consumer Behavior....................................... 220 10.3.5.1 Education..................................................... 220 10.3.5.2 Persuasive Communication........................ 220 10.3.5.3 Cultural Factors........................................... 221 10.4 TOE Classified Enablers of Circular Supply Chain.............. 221 10.4.1 Technological Enablers.............................................. 222 10.4.2 Organizational Enablers............................................. 222 10.4.3 Environmental Enablers............................................. 223 10.5 Risks Associated with Circular Supply Chains...................... 223 10.5.1 Government and Regulatory Issues.......................... 227 10.5.2 Economic and Financial Issues................................. 228 10.5.3 Technological Issues....................................................228 10.5.4 Societal Issues..............................................................229 10.5.5
Organizational and Managerial Issues...................... 230 10.5.6 Infrastructural, Supply Chain andMarket Issues............................................................................. 230 10.6 Summary.................................................................................... 231 Discussion and Review Questions....................................................... 232 Chapter 11 Behavioral Perspectives to Implementing Circular Economy.........233 11.1 11.2 11.3 Introduction................................................................................ 233 The Role of Purchasers in the Circular Economy.................. 233 Organizational Citizenship Behavior for the Environment and Circular Purchasing......................... 236 11.4 Eco-Labeling as a Behavior Change Tool............................... 237 11.4.1 Drivers to Adopting Product Labeling Schemes...........................................................238 11.4.1.1 Knowledge and Awareness........................ 238 11.4.1.2 Trust..............................................................239 11.4.1.3 Consumer Preferences and Perceptions...................................239 11.4.1.4 Business Influences.................................... 239 11.4.2 Impacts and Outcomes of Labeling Schemes........... 241 11.4.2.1 Behavioral Impacts andOutcomes............ 241 11.4.2.2 Environmental Impacts and Outcomes..................................... 241
xiii Contents 1 ] .4.2.3 Business Impacts and Outcomes............... 241 11.4.3 Interventions to Support the Adoption of Labeling Schemes......................................... 242 11.5 Eco-Label and Circular Economy........................................... 242 11.6 Summary................................................................................... 245 Discussion and Review Questions...................................................... 246 Suggested Materials for Further Reading...........................................246 PART 7 Chapter 12 Deployment Considerations for Implementing Reverse Logistics......................................................................... 249 12.1 Introduction...............................................................................249 12.2 The Stages in the Reverse Logistics Process.......................... 251 12.2.1 Financial and Economic Consideration................... 254 12.2.2 Return Loop Consideration....................................... 254 12.2.3 Social Consideration...................................................255 12.2.4 Environmental Consideration....................................256 12.2.5 Infrastructure and Technology Consideration.......... 257 12.2.6 Management and Organizational Consideration...............................................................259 12.2.7 Consumer Awareness and Incentives....................... 260 12.3 Current Trends and Future Developments of Circular Supply Chains in the Retail Industry...........................261 12.4 The Overall Impact of Circularity on
Contemporary Logistics.........................................................................263 12.5 Summary...................................................................................264 Discussion and Review Questions...................................................... 265 Suggested Materials for Further Reading........................................... 265 Case 1 The Use of Reusable Plastic Containers in Tomato Logistics System: A Case Study in Nigeria................................. 273 C1.1 Introduction.............................................................................. 273 C1.2 Tomato Production in Nigeria................................................. 273 Cl.2.1 Unit of Measure in the Trade..................................... 274 C 1.2.2 The Nigerian Tomato Supply Chain.......................... 275 Cl.2.3 Current Practice..........................................................275 Cl.2.3.1 Farmers.................................................... 276 C1.2.3.2 Middlemen at the Northern Markets...................................................... 276 Cl.2.3.3 Dealers at the Northern Markets.............276 C1.2.3.4 Dealers at the Southern Markets............. 276 C1.2.3.5 Dealers’ Agents at the Southern Markets...................................................... 276
xiv Contents Cl.2.3.6 Transporters and Their Agents at Both Sets of Markets................................ 276 Cl .2.3.7 Raffia Basket Suppliers........................... 277 Cl.2.3.8 Retailers at the Southern Outlet Markets........................................................ 278 Cl.2.3.9 Supermarkets.............................................. 278 Cl.2.3.10 Suppliers of Inputs and Services to Farmers................................ 278 Cl.2.3.11 Consumers.................................................. 278 C1.3 Reusable Plastic Crate (RPC)................................................... 278 C1.3.1 RPC Management Systems........................................ 279 Cl.3.1.1 Ownership Issues......................................... 282 Cl.3.1.2 Pool Size.......................................................282 C1.3.1.3 Return Rate.................................................. 283 Cl.3.2 Cycle Time...................................................................284 Cl .3.3 Maintenance of Crates............................................... 285 C1.3.4 Service life of Crates and Trip Rate.......................... 285 Cl.3.5 Cost of Packaging......................................................... 285 C1.4 Distribution of the Benefits of Using RPCS........................... 286 C1.4.1 Backhaul Distances......................................................287 Cl.4.2 Environmental Considerations................................... 287 Cl.5 The Way Forward...................................................................... 288 Cl.5.1 Suggested Operational
Model.................................... 288 Case 2 Implementing Circular Economy in the Automotive Industry: A Case Study in Nigeria............................... 291 C2.1 Introduction............................................................................... 291 C2.2 The Case Study of the Presidential Task Force on Clearance of Abandoned/Accident/Scrap Vehicles from Police Stations, Highways and Public Places in Nigeria................................................. 294 C2.2.1 Work Design................................................................. 296 C2.2.2 Funding of the PTF Activities.................................... 296 C2.3 Metal Scrap Industry............................................................... 296 C2.3.1 The Global Perspective.............................................. 296 C2.3.2 Types of Scrap Metals................................................. 297 C2.3.3 Users of Scrap Metals/Utilization Capacity.............. 297 C2.3.4 State of Metal Scraps in Nigeria................................ 297 C2.3.5 Sources of Scrap Metals............................................. 298 C2.4 The Test Run Phase.................................................................. 298 C2.4.1 Findings from the Test Run....................................... 299 C2.4.2 Limited Expansion Stage.......................................... 299 C2.4.3 Reversal into Lull Period........................................... 300 C2.5 Critical Element of Success..................................................... 301 C2.5.1 Administrative Set-
Up................................................ 301
Contents xv C2.5.2 Roles Specifications................................................... ЗОЇ C2.5.3 Bureaucratic Interference..........................................302 C2.5.4 External Forces Influence......................................... 302 C2.5.5 Hostile Attitude of Metal Scraps Keepers............... 302 C2.6 Prospects.................................................................................... 303 C2.6.1 Environmental Sanity................................................ 303 C2.6.2 Growth of Recycling Plants..................................... 303 C2.6.3 Inputs to Existing Industries.................................... 304 C2.6.4 Funds Generation...................................................... 304 C2.6.5 Costing the PTF Performances................................ 304 C2.6.6 Going Forward.......................................................... 304 Suggested Materials for Further Reading........................................... 305 Index............................................................................................................................. 307
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Contents Author Biographies. xvii PARTI Chapter 1 The Circular Supply Chain-Introduction and Historical Development. 3 1.1 1.2 1.3 Introduction.3 Defining Circular Supply Chain.4 Circular Supply Chain Management: Meaning and Essence.6 1.4 Development and Growth of Circular Supply Chains. 8 1.4.1 The Emergence of Circular Economy. 8 1.4.2 The Role of Stakeholders in Circular Supply Chains. 10 1.4.3 Circular Supply Chain Implementation in Industries. 11 1.5 Key Circular Supply Chains Terms and Concepts. 13 1.6 Major Activities and Focus of Circular Supply Chains. 16 1.6.1 Product/Service Design in Circular Supply Chains. 16 1.6.2 Procurement in Circular Supply Chains. 17 1.6.3 Production in Circular Supply Chains. 18 1.6.4 Logistics in Circular Supply Chains. 18 1.6.5 Consumption in Circular Supply Chains. 19 1.6.6 End of Life (EoL) and Waste Management in Circular Supply Chains. 19 1.7
Summary.21 Discussion and Review Questions. 22 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 22 Chapter 2 The Future of Circular Supply Chain. 23 2.1 2.2 2.3 Introduction. 23 Projection Development Along the 4R Framework. 23 2.2.1 Reduce.23 2.2.2 Reuse.24 2.2.3 Recycle.24 2.2.4 Recover. 25 From Design for Sustainability to Design for Circularity. 25 2.3.1 The Role of Supply Network Collaboration. 26
vi Contents Organizational Change for Circularity in Supply Chains. 28 2.3.3 The Importance of Collaboration in the Transition to Circularity in Supply Chains. 30 2.3.4 Transition to Circular Economy and Green Employment.31 2.4 Summary.33 Discussion and Review Questions. 34 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 34 2.3.2 PART 2 Chapter 3 Sustainability and Circular Supply Chains. 37 3.1 3.2 3.3 Introduction. 37 Sustainable Supply Chain Management. 38 Sustainable Supply Chain Management and the Circular Economy.41 3.4 Organizational Paradigm Shift for Circular Economy. 44 3.4.1 Collaboration as a Facilitator of Circular Economy. 45 3.4.2 Supply Chain Configuration as Facilitator of Circular Economy. 48 3.5 Organizational Theories in the Nexus Between Sustainable Supply Chain Management and the Circular Economy.49 3.5.1 Existing Theories. 49 3.5.1.1 Institutional Theory. 49 3.5.1.2 Stakeholder
Theory. 50 3.5.1.3 Natural Resource-Based View. 51 3.5.2 Potential Theories. 52 3.5.2.1 Social Innovation Theory. 52 3.5.2.2 Organizational Learning Theory. 53 3.5.2.3 Social Learning Theory. 53 3.6 Summary. 54 Discussion and Review Questions. 54 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 55 Chapter 4 Reverse Supply Chain Management. 57 4.1 4.2 4.3 Introduction. 57 Definition of Reverse Supply Chain Management. 57 The Reverse Supply Chain. 58 4.3.1 Remanufacturing. 61 4.3.2 Closed-Loop Supply Chain. 64 4.3.3 Measuring Reverse Supply Chain Performance. 66
Contents vii Role of Supply Chain Leadership in Reverse Supply Chains. 67 4.4.1 Transformational Leadership.68 4.4.2 Transactional Leadership. 70 4.5 Role of Governance Mechanisms in Reverse Supply Chains. 71 4.5.1 Suppliers’ Trust and Relational Governance. 71 4.5.2 Legal-Legitimate Power and Contractual Governance. 72 4.6 Summary. 73 Discussion and Review Questions. 74 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 74 4.4 PART 3 Chapter 5 Supply Chain Issues in the Circular Economy. 77 Introduction.77 Procurement i n the Circular Economy.77 5.2.1 Demands for Circular Public Procurement. 79 5.2. L1 Organizational Aspects and Circular Public Procurement. 80 5.2.1.2 Individual Behavioral Aspects and Circular Public Procurement. 81 5.2.1.3 Operational Aspects and Circular Public Procurement. 81 5.2.2 The Role of Intermediaries in Circular Public Procurement. 83 5.3
Product Flow in the Circular Economy. 86 5.4 Closed Loop Supply Chain Planning. 88 5.5 Production Planning in the Circular Economy.93 5.5.1 Defining Disassembly for Recycling. 93 5.5.2 Mathematical Formulation for Production Planning in Disassembly Systems. 94 5.5.3 From Product to Raw Material Recycling.96 5.5.4 Mathematical Formulation for Product to Raw Material Recycling Systems. 97 5.6 Summary. 99 Discussion and Review Questions. 99 5.1 5.2 Chapter 6 Sustainable Supply Chain Operations in the Circular Economy. 101 6.1 6.2 Introduction. Ю1 Green Supply Chain Management in the Circular Economy. θ։
Contents viii Sustainable Consumption and Production in the Circular Economy. 104 6.4 Reverse Logistics. 106 6.4.1 The Role of Collaboration in Reverse Logistics. 107 6.4.1.1 Vertical Collaboration and Reverse Logistics. 108 6.4.1.2 Horizontal Collaboration and Reverse Logistics. 108 6.4.2 University-Industry Collaboration and Reverse Logistics. 109 6.5 Sustainable Packaging in the Circular Economy. 109 6.5.1 Use of Institutional Theory in Sustainable Packaging Research.112 6.5.2 Use of Stakeholder Theory in Sustainable Packaging Research. 113 6.5.3 Use of Ecological Modernization Theory in Sustainable Packaging Research. 114 6.6 Pricing Circular Products. 115 6.6.1 Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for Products with Environmental Attributes. 115 6.6.2 Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for “Circular” Products. 116 6.6.2.1 Environmental Information and Consumers’ Willingness to Pay for “Circular” Products. 117 6.6.2.2 EnvironmentalConcern. 119
6.6.3 Model Formulation for Pricing and Recycling Investment Decisions. 119 6.6.3.1 Recycling. 119 6.6.3.2 Demand. 120 6.6.3.3 Production Cost. 121 6.6.3.4 Profit. 122 6.6.3.5 Firm’s Optimization Problem.122 6.7 Summary. 123 Discussion and Review Questions. 124 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 124 6.3 PART 4 Chapter 7 Facilitation of Circular Supply Chains with Digital Technologies. 129 7.1 7.2 Introduction. 129 Digital-Enabled Strategies for Circular Supply Chains. 130
Contents ¡x Defining Digital Supply Chain. Bl Industry 4.0 Solutions for Circular Supply Chains. 132 7.3 Industry 4.0 and Sustainable Development in the Circular Economy. 135 7.3.1 The Smart Circular Economy. 139 7.3.2 Developing Smart Circular Economy Framework.140 7.3.2.1 Data TransformationLevels.140 7.3.2.2 Resource OptimizationCapabilities. 140 7.3.2.3 Data Flow Processes. 141 7.3.2.4 Maturity Levels. 142 7.4 The Role of Sharing Economy in the Circular Economy. 142 7.4.1 Consumption Work and the Circular Economy. 145 7.4.1.1 The Concept of Consumption Work and Its Relevance to the Circular Economy. 145 7.4.1.2 The Consumption Work of the Sharing Economy.146 7.4.2 Sharing Economy Platforms and Green Consumption Values. 148 7.5 Internet of Things as an Enabler of Circular Economy. 151 7.6 Big data Analytics - An Emerging Paradigm for Circularity in Future Supply Chain. 155 7.6.1 Business Intelligence and Data-Driven Insights. 157 7.6.2 Big data Analytics and Data-Driven Insights. 158 7.6.3 Data-Driven Insights and
DecisionMaking Quality. 159 7.7 Summary.160 Discussion and Review Questions. 162 Suggested Materials for Further Reading.162 7.2.1 7.2.2 Chapter 8 Application of Blockchain Technologies in Circular Supply Chains. 163 8.1 8.2 8.3 Introduction. 163 The Background and Role of Blockchain Technologies. 163 8.2.1 Traceability. 164 8.2.2 Trust. 164 8.2.3 Transparency. 165 Blockchain and Circular Economy.166 8.3.1 Cost. 167 8.3.2 Speed. 167 8.3.3 Risk Control. 167 8.3.4 Sustainability. 168 8.3.5 Flexibility. 168
Contents x Blockchain and Circular Supply Chain Management. 168 8.4.1 Key Areas of Blockchain-Enabled Circular Supply Chain Management. 168 8.4.1.1 Supplier Selection and Development. 168 8.4.1.2 Procurement. 168 8.4.1.3 Data Management Resource Deployment. 168 8.4.1.4 Materials Management in the Logistics Process. 168 8.4.1.5 Production and Operations. 169 8.4.1.6 Green Product Management.169 8.4.1.7 Reverse Logistics. 169 8.4.1.8 Reusing Waste Across Various Circular Supply Chains. 169 8.4.2 Stakeholders in the Blockchain-Enabled Circular Supply Chain Management. 169 8.5 Access to Data in the Blockchain Network.171 8.6 Manufacturing Sustainability Challenges and Blockchain֊ Enabled Solutions in Circular Supply Chains. 174 8.7 Summary. 178 Discussion and Review Questions. 179 8.4 PART 5 Chapter 9 Circular Economy and Sustainable Business Performance. 183 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Introduction. 183 Circular
Business Models. 184 9.2.1 Efficient Material-Technical Loops. 184 9.2.2 Effective Product-Service Loops. 185 9.2.3 Social-Collaborative Loops. 186 9.2.4 Symbiotic Ecosystems. 187 Driving Business Management Sustainability Through Circular Economy.187 9.3.1 Strategic Planning. 188 9.3.2 Cost Management. 189 9.3.3 Circular Supply Chain Management.190 9.3.4 Quality Management. 191 9.3.5 Environmental Management.191 9.3.6 Process Management. 192 9.3.7 Logistics.193 9.3.8 Service Management. 194 9.3.9 Research and Development (R D). 194 Synergizing the Business Areas for Circular Economy Impact. 195
Contents xi Environmental Impact of Circular Economy Business Models.197 9.5.1 Experimentation Toward Circular Business Models. 198 9.5.2 Environmental Impacts of Circular Business Models. 199 9.5.3 Present State of Environmental Impact Assessment. 199 9.6 Firm’s Dynamic Capabilities and Circular Economy Development. 200 9.7 Circular Economy Rebound in Circular Business. 203 9.7.1 The Environmental Rebound Effect. 203 9.7.2 Rebound in the Circular Economy. 204 9.7.3 Circular Business Models and Circular Economy Strategies. 204 9.7.4 Mitigation Effects.205 9.7.5 Rebound and Inequality. 206 9.7.6 Mitigating Rebound in the Transition. 206 9.8 Summary. 208 Discussion and Review Questions. 209 9.5 PART 6 Chapter 10 Enablers and Associated Risks to Implementing Circular Economy.
213 10.1 10.2 10.3 Introduction. 213 The Circular Economy Paradigmand Driving Factors. 213 10.2.1 Win-Win Strategies.214 10.2.2 The Role of Regulatory Initiatives. 214 10.2.3 Environmental Values as a Key Issue. 214 10.2.4 Supply Risk-Related Drivers. 215 The Shift Toward Circular Economy. 215 10.3.1 Extending the Life Cycle of Products Through 3R. 216 10.3.1.1 Product-as-a-Service. 217 10.3.1.2 Sustainable Consumption. 217 10.3.1.3 Collection. 217 10.3.1.4 Repair.217 10.3.1.5 Distribution and Material Movement. 217 10.3.2 Ecological Balance and Protection.218 10.3.2.1 Energy and Resource Efficiency. 218 10.3.2.2 Clean and Renewable Energy. 218 10.3.2.3 Waste Management. 218 10.3.2.4 Waste to Energy. 218
XÜ Contents 10.3.3 Big Data and Information Flow. 219 10.3.3.1 Cloud Computing. 219 10.3.3.2 Internet of Things (IoT). 219 10.3.3.3 Data-Driven Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI). 219 10.3.4 Government Policies. 219 10.3.4.1 Government Policies Promote Capacity Building. 220 10.3.4.2 Urban Planning. 220 10.3.4.3 Legislation and Regulation. 220 10.3.5 Consumer Behavior. 220 10.3.5.1 Education. 220 10.3.5.2 Persuasive Communication. 220 10.3.5.3 Cultural Factors. 221 10.4 TOE Classified Enablers of Circular Supply Chain. 221 10.4.1 Technological Enablers. 222 10.4.2 Organizational Enablers. 222 10.4.3 Environmental Enablers. 223 10.5 Risks Associated with Circular Supply Chains. 223 10.5.1 Government and Regulatory Issues. 227 10.5.2 Economic and Financial Issues. 228 10.5.3 Technological Issues.228 10.5.4 Societal Issues.229 10.5.5
Organizational and Managerial Issues. 230 10.5.6 Infrastructural, Supply Chain andMarket Issues. 230 10.6 Summary. 231 Discussion and Review Questions. 232 Chapter 11 Behavioral Perspectives to Implementing Circular Economy.233 11.1 11.2 11.3 Introduction. 233 The Role of Purchasers in the Circular Economy. 233 Organizational Citizenship Behavior for the Environment and Circular Purchasing. 236 11.4 Eco-Labeling as a Behavior Change Tool. 237 11.4.1 Drivers to Adopting Product Labeling Schemes.238 11.4.1.1 Knowledge and Awareness. 238 11.4.1.2 Trust.239 11.4.1.3 Consumer Preferences and Perceptions.239 11.4.1.4 Business Influences. 239 11.4.2 Impacts and Outcomes of Labeling Schemes. 241 11.4.2.1 Behavioral Impacts andOutcomes. 241 11.4.2.2 Environmental Impacts and Outcomes. 241
xiii Contents 1 ] .4.2.3 Business Impacts and Outcomes. 241 11.4.3 Interventions to Support the Adoption of Labeling Schemes. 242 11.5 Eco-Label and Circular Economy. 242 11.6 Summary. 245 Discussion and Review Questions. 246 Suggested Materials for Further Reading.246 PART 7 Chapter 12 Deployment Considerations for Implementing Reverse Logistics. 249 12.1 Introduction.249 12.2 The Stages in the Reverse Logistics Process. 251 12.2.1 Financial and Economic Consideration. 254 12.2.2 Return Loop Consideration. 254 12.2.3 Social Consideration.255 12.2.4 Environmental Consideration.256 12.2.5 Infrastructure and Technology Consideration. 257 12.2.6 Management and Organizational Consideration.259 12.2.7 Consumer Awareness and Incentives. 260 12.3 Current Trends and Future Developments of Circular Supply Chains in the Retail Industry.261 12.4 The Overall Impact of Circularity on
Contemporary Logistics.263 12.5 Summary.264 Discussion and Review Questions. 265 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 265 Case 1 The Use of Reusable Plastic Containers in Tomato Logistics System: A Case Study in Nigeria. 273 C1.1 Introduction. 273 C1.2 Tomato Production in Nigeria. 273 Cl.2.1 Unit of Measure in the Trade. 274 C 1.2.2 The Nigerian Tomato Supply Chain. 275 Cl.2.3 Current Practice.275 Cl.2.3.1 Farmers. 276 C1.2.3.2 Middlemen at the Northern Markets. 276 Cl.2.3.3 Dealers at the Northern Markets.276 C1.2.3.4 Dealers at the Southern Markets. 276 C1.2.3.5 Dealers’ Agents at the Southern Markets. 276
xiv Contents Cl.2.3.6 Transporters and Their Agents at Both Sets of Markets. 276 Cl .2.3.7 Raffia Basket Suppliers. 277 Cl.2.3.8 Retailers at the Southern Outlet Markets. 278 Cl.2.3.9 Supermarkets. 278 Cl.2.3.10 Suppliers of Inputs and Services to Farmers. 278 Cl.2.3.11 Consumers. 278 C1.3 Reusable Plastic Crate (RPC). 278 C1.3.1 RPC Management Systems. 279 Cl.3.1.1 Ownership Issues. 282 Cl.3.1.2 Pool Size.282 C1.3.1.3 Return Rate. 283 Cl.3.2 Cycle Time.284 Cl .3.3 Maintenance of Crates. 285 C1.3.4 Service life of Crates and Trip Rate. 285 Cl.3.5 Cost of Packaging. 285 C1.4 Distribution of the Benefits of Using RPCS. 286 C1.4.1 Backhaul Distances.287 Cl.4.2 Environmental Considerations. 287 Cl.5 The Way Forward. 288 Cl.5.1 Suggested Operational
Model. 288 Case 2 Implementing Circular Economy in the Automotive Industry: A Case Study in Nigeria. 291 C2.1 Introduction. 291 C2.2 The Case Study of the Presidential Task Force on Clearance of Abandoned/Accident/Scrap Vehicles from Police Stations, Highways and Public Places in Nigeria. 294 C2.2.1 Work Design. 296 C2.2.2 Funding of the PTF Activities. 296 C2.3 Metal Scrap Industry. 296 C2.3.1 The Global Perspective. 296 C2.3.2 Types of Scrap Metals. 297 C2.3.3 Users of Scrap Metals/Utilization Capacity. 297 C2.3.4 State of Metal Scraps in Nigeria. 297 C2.3.5 Sources of Scrap Metals. 298 C2.4 The Test Run Phase. 298 C2.4.1 Findings from the Test Run. 299 C2.4.2 Limited Expansion Stage. 299 C2.4.3 Reversal into Lull Period. 300 C2.5 Critical Element of Success. 301 C2.5.1 Administrative Set-
Up. 301
Contents xv C2.5.2 Roles Specifications. ЗОЇ C2.5.3 Bureaucratic Interference.302 C2.5.4 External Forces Influence. 302 C2.5.5 Hostile Attitude of Metal Scraps Keepers. 302 C2.6 Prospects. 303 C2.6.1 Environmental Sanity. 303 C2.6.2 Growth of Recycling Plants. 303 C2.6.3 Inputs to Existing Industries. 304 C2.6.4 Funds Generation. 304 C2.6.5 Costing the PTF Performances. 304 C2.6.6 Going Forward. 304 Suggested Materials for Further Reading. 305 Index. 307 |
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