Frank Figge

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ESCP Business School

France

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Professor Frank Figge is a faculty member at ESCP Business School in France. His research focuses on sustainability, eco-efficiency, and the circular economy, as reflected in his recent publications. Notable articles include explorations of paradoxical thinking in the automotive sector and the interplay between sustainability and business performance. He is dedicated to advancing understanding in these critical areas of study.

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Andrea Thorpe

Universidade Católica Portuguesa

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Régis Y. Chenavaz

Associate professor of economics and operations management

Kedge Business School

FRANCE

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Siarhei Manzhynski

Umea University

SWEDEN

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Making sustainability tensions salient

Words That Mean Change: Paradoxical Thinking and Eco‐Efficiency in the Automotive Sector

Words That Mean Change: Paradoxical Thinking and Eco-Efficiency in the Automotive

Definitions of the circular economy: Circularity matters

Definitions of the circular economy: Circularity matters

Circular economy, operational eco-efficiency, and sufficiency. An integrated view

How did corporate responses to the Covid-19 pandemic correspond with CSR?

The Collective Business Case of Sustainability. When Does it Pay to be Sustainable?

Does the circular economy fuel the throwaway society? The role of opportunity costs for products that lose value over time

Value creation and the circular economy: A tale of three externalities

Value creation and the circular economy: A tale of three externalities

Does the circular economy fuel the throwaway society? The role of opportunity costs for products that lose value over time

Between you and I: A portfolio theory of the circular economy

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Andrea Thorpe

Régis Y. Chenavaz

Siarhei Manzhynski

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