Circular economies in an unequal world: waste, renewal, and the effects of global circularity
"This landmark first anthropological volume on the topic of 'circular economies' brings together a range of international scholars with regional specialisations in Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America to examine the concept's global implications. Aspirations towards circular e...
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