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Table of contents
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Background
1.2. Aim and research questions
1.3. Disposition
2. RESEARCH DESIGN
2.1. Establishing an analytical framework
2.2. Case study
2.3. Critical review of research design
3. THEORETIC FRAMEWORK
3.1. System thinking
3.2. Understanding circular economy
3.2.1. Implementing circular economy from an eco-innovations perspective
3.2.2 The principles of circular economy
4. HOW IS CIRCULAR ECONOMY IMPLEMENTED DIFFERENLTY DEPENDING ON HOW THE CONCEPT IS UNDERSTOOD AND DEFINED?
4.1. The “iceberg” of circular economy
4.1.1. The tip of the iceberg – circular economic practices
4.1.2. The formation of patterns – symbiotic networks that stipulate the events
4.1.3. The emergence of a new way of reasoning about the economic system
5. WHAT AFFECTS THE POTENTIAL OF AN IMPLEMENTATION OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY TO RESULT IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT?
5.1. A system thinking approach to explain the outcome of circular economy implementations
5.2. Drivers of and barriers for circular economy
5.3. The potential of circular economy to result in sustainable development
5.4. “The sustainable development way of implementing circular economy”
6. HOW CAN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RETUNA BE UNDERSTOOD AND EXPLAINED?
6.1. ReTuna as an expression of circular economy in Eskilstuna municipality
6.2. Contextual factors contributing to the implementation of ReTuna
7. HOW DOES THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RETUNA REFLECT THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WAY OF IMPLEMENTING CIRCULAR ECONOMY?
8. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUDING REMARKS
WORK OF REFERENCES
