Narrating expectations for the circular economy: Towards a common and contested European transition
Narrating expectations for the circular economy: Towards a common and contested European transition
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讲述对循环经济的期望：迈向共同且有争议的欧洲转型
DOI：
10.1016/j.erss.2017.05.006
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发表时间：
2017
影响因子：
6.7
通讯作者：
H. Valve
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文献类型：
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作者：
D. Lazarevic;H. Valve
欧洲联盟（欧盟）已将目光投向成为循环经济，设想一种过渡，这意味着自然资源转化和物质流动的系统性变化;并对通常称为“取-制-弃”的传统经济模式作出回应。向循环经济过渡需要什么，它能做什么？本文分析了正在塑造欧盟向循环经济过渡的期望的出现和动员。它追溯了叙述元素，通过它的循环经济是通过分析的立场文件，以告知欧盟委员会的循环经济方案的辩论配置。对循环经济的期望被表述为：（1）缓慢物质流的完美循环;（2）从消费者到用户的转变;（3）通过循环和脱钩实现增长;（4）欧洲复兴的解决方案。扩大“在”的范围有利于推动循环经济的参与者，因为在短期内，他们可以积极支持故意模糊但无争议的循环经济。一方面，这些期望表现出一种强烈的集体“我们”的感觉，另一方面，我们还没有看到争论和争论的充分发挥。
The European Union (EU) has set its sights on becoming a circular economy, envisaging a transition that implies systemic changes in natural resource transformations and material flows; and offering a response to what is commonly labelled as the ‘take-make-dispose’ conventional economic model. What does the transition toward a circular economy entail and what can it do? This paper analyses the emergence and mobilisation of expectations that are shaping the EU transition to a circular economy. It traces the narrative elements through which the circular economy is configured through an analysis of position papers presented to inform the debate on the European Commission’s circular economy package. Expectations for the circular economy are articulated as: (1) a perfect circle of slow material flows; (2) a shift from consumer to user; (3) growth through circularity and decoupling; and (4) a solution to European renewal. Extending boundaries of what is ‘in’ benefits actors driving the circular economy as, in the short-term, they can actively support a deliberately vague, but uncontroversial, circular economy. On the one hand, the expectations present a strong sense of a collective ‘we’, on the other hand we are yet to see the contentions and contestations being full playing out.
影响因子：
6.1
作者：
Murray, Alan;Skene, Keith;Haynes, Kathryn
通讯作者：
Haynes, Kathryn