A unique, ground-breaking collection of critical anthropological insights into the social impacts of circular economies in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America, all based on ethnographic and qualitative case studies.
A unique, ground-breaking collection of critical anthropological insights into the social impacts of circular economies in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin America, all based on ethnographic and qualitative case studies.
Patrick O'Hare is a UKRI Future Leader Fellow and Senior Researcher in the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of St Andrews, UK. His research focuses on waste, recycling, plastics and labour. He is the author of Rubbish Belongs to the Poor: Hygienic Enclosure and the Waste Commons (2022). Dagna Rams is a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics, UK, where she is sponsored by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). Her research has focused on global waste-to-resource trade between Ghana and the world and more recently on discourses and practices of sustainability in global metal markets. She studies how capitalism and technological innovation relate to resource extraction.
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List of Contributors Introduction. Between the Promise of Renewal and Unequal Global Circulation - Patrick O'Hare University of St Andrews UK and Dagna Rams London School of Economics UK 1. The Circular Economy of Metals and the Challenges of its Globalisation in Ghana - Dagna Rams London School of Economics UK 2. Making E-Waste Circular: Countering Vicious Circles and Materialising Honesty - Julia Perczel University of Manchester UK 3. Stimulating Economies: Mmaking Plastics Circular in Uruguay - Patrick O'Hare University of St Andrews UK 4. Circular Economy and Servitization: Negotiating the EU's New Green Agenda in Greece - Aliki Angelidou Panteion University Greece and Mimina Pateraki Hellenic Open University Greece. 5. Disruptive but Normalising?: What the Formalisation of Informality Can Tell us About the Circular Economy in the Global South - Sebastián Carenzo and Lucas Becerra CONICET/ National University of Quilmes Argentina 6. - In the Shadow of Waste: The Politics of a Changing Recycling Economy in Cartagena Colombia - Laura Neville University of Lausanne French 7. Circular Economy of Wastewater: Recirculation Spinning and Rolling to the Future - Daniel Sosna Institute of Ethnology of the Czech Academy of Sciences Czech Republic 8. The Circular Economy Law for Textiles in Germany and its Predecessors - Heike Derwanz Institut für das künstlerische Lehramt Vienna Austria 9. The Circular Economy in China: For the People? With the People? - Benjamin Steuer The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hong Kong Afterword: The Alchemy of the Circular Economy - Andrew Sanchez University of Cambridge UK Bibliography Index
List of Contributors Introduction. Between the Promise of Renewal and Unequal Global Circulation - Patrick O'Hare University of St Andrews UK and Dagna Rams London School of Economics UK 1. The Circular Economy of Metals and the Challenges of its Globalisation in Ghana - Dagna Rams London School of Economics UK 2. Making E-Waste Circular: Countering Vicious Circles and Materialising Honesty - Julia Perczel University of Manchester UK 3. Stimulating Economies: Mmaking Plastics Circular in Uruguay - Patrick O'Hare University of St Andrews UK 4. Circular Economy and Servitization: Negotiating the EU's New Green Agenda in Greece - Aliki Angelidou Panteion University Greece and Mimina Pateraki Hellenic Open University Greece. 5. Disruptive but Normalising?: What the Formalisation of Informality Can Tell us About the Circular Economy in the Global South - Sebastián Carenzo and Lucas Becerra CONICET/ National University of Quilmes Argentina 6. - In the Shadow of Waste: The Politics of a Changing Recycling Economy in Cartagena Colombia - Laura Neville University of Lausanne French 7. Circular Economy of Wastewater: Recirculation Spinning and Rolling to the Future - Daniel Sosna Institute of Ethnology of the Czech Academy of Sciences Czech Republic 8. The Circular Economy Law for Textiles in Germany and its Predecessors - Heike Derwanz Institut für das künstlerische Lehramt Vienna Austria 9. The Circular Economy in China: For the People? With the People? - Benjamin Steuer The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hong Kong Afterword: The Alchemy of the Circular Economy - Andrew Sanchez University of Cambridge UK Bibliography Index
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