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The Multiple Helix may be defined as a general framework to explore complex
innovation dynamics amongst the main actors such as governance, academia, industry and
society. Considering that the Multiple Helix approach adds to the traditional Triple Helix
framework the influence of society in its multiple intervening roles, a
wider and broader discussion is needed to fully comprehend the resulting dynamics in such complex
ecosystems. As currently innovation cannot be discussed without considering sustainability
aspects and goals, multiple combinations of knowledge and resources have to be addressed in
an attempt to harmonize the ambitions of both environmental conservation and economic
growth. To this end, current study aims at reviewing and discussing the Circular Economy
fundamentals based on a
Multiple Helix framework, as it is considered key that the
relationship between industry and environment is crucial for industrial business performance. The body of knowledge that is created here is meant to support mainly students and
practitioners, but also new researchers, which are addressing the problematic of Circular
Economy in a
Multiple Helix Perspective.
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Keywords
Circular economy Sustainable strategy Closed loop systems Multiple helix
Citation
Gaspar M., Julião J., Tjahjono B., Rocha S. (2018) Circular Economy in a Multiple Helix Perspective: A Review. Proceedings of MAC-EMM 2018 – Economics, Management and Marketing, May 25th - 27th, Prague, pp.121-128.