ejsice: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called ejsice.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Economy; European; Http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; Sustainability; Business; Model; Bangladesh; Age

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• A Bibliometric Analysis of Circular Economy: Policy Implications for Sustainability in Sub-Saharan Africa by Mwaijande, Francis (2024) - Circular economy research: A bibliometric analysis (2000–2019) and future research insights. Circular life cycle sustainability assessment: An integrated framework. Keywords: africa; analysis; assessment; bibliometric; cycle; economy; european; journal; life; research; sustainability
• Sustainable fashion in the circular economy paradigm: Reduce, reuse and recycle as the new sustainable corporate strategy by Gazzola, Patrizia; Pezzetti, Roberta Rita; Amelio, Stefano (2024) - Global demographic and digitalisation growth, resource scarcity and climate change acceleration are challenging companies both to produce sustainable fashion products and to innovate their business models based on the circular economy paradigm (Abdelmeguid et al., 2022; D'Adamo et al., 2022; Galatti and Baruque-Ramos, 2022) in order to remain competitive and profitable in the long run (Hahn and Figge, 2011). Six interesting case studies are presented; three focus on fashion companies (Rifò, Rapanui and Cingomma) that base their business model on this circular economy principle, while the other three relate to companies (Orange Fiber, Ananas Anam, Due di Latte) using sustainable materials to produce fashion items. Keywords: business; companies; company; development; economy; european; fashion; impact; industry; journal; life; materials; production; products; reduce; social; sustainability; waste
• Using the Circular Economy to Mitigate the Global Electronic Waste Challenge: A Systematic Literature Review Approach by Maphosa, Mfowabo; Maphosa, Vusumuzi (2024) - The current state of circular economy and e-waste management research The first objective of this research was to explore the circular economy and the current e-waste research landscape. Although environmental science is dominant, the presence of 22 more subject areas underscores the interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary nature of the circular economy and e-waste research. Keywords: analysis; circular; development; economy; et al; impact; journal; keywords; management; materials; outputs; practices; recycling; research; research outputs; social; sustainability; university; waste; waste management
• Economic evaluation framework for Industrial Symbiosis through network lenses: a systematic literature review by Cisi, Maurizio; Napoli, Roberta (2024) - As a conventional method (c-LCC), it can be used to compare cost profiles of different projects; as a full Life-cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA), comprehensive of environmental (e-LCC) and social (s-LCC) analysis, it goes beyond economic consideration, including external costs, especially linked to eco-efficiency and environmental and social impacts (Zhang et al., 2022b), quantified by way of emission factors and technical coefficients (Ali et al., 2020; Ruiz & Diaz, 2022); - Decision models: methodologies for agent behaviors simulation inside a broader network, for this reason often used in IS analysis and distribution of aggregated costs and benefits. Main sources of costs and revenues, outlined in the framework, were deemed as the most considered in economic feasibility evaluation studies; by contrast, few studies were found on comparison between IS – non-IS scenarios (Ansanelli et al., 2023; Cervo et al., 2019; Galvan-Cara et al., 2022; Kerdlap et al., 2022; Li et al., 2021; Yu et al., 2023; Zhang et al., 2022b), most of all useful for a full comprehension of symbiosis contribute to economic benefit. Keywords: analysis; articles; benefits; commons; content; costs; doi; economy; energy; et al; european; evaluation; framework; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; issn; journal; literature; production; research; symbiosis; turin; university
• Fundamental Performance Analysis of Listed Mutual Fund Companies in the Dhaka Stock by Bari, Md. Saiful; Kabir, Humayun (2025) - Keywords: Mutual fund performance, Closed-end mutual funds, Fundamental factors, Financial performance, Operational performance mailto:info.saifulbari@gmail.com mailto:kabir.oit@gmail.com European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/11583 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 2 1. The pursuit of study has the prospect of shedding light on the opaque workings of mutual fund performance through diligent analysis. Keywords: analysis; bangladesh; covid; data; economy; fund; impact; journal; management; market; performance; return; risk; stock; university; variable
• The Global Impact Index as a Tool for Assessing Inclusion and Social Effectiveness: Arcobaleno Social Cooperative’s case by Iannaci, Daniel; Gambassi, Roberto; Iozzi, Giovanni; Porquier, Giovanni (2025) - g.iozzi@cooparcobaleno.net 4 Arcobaleno Cooperativa Sociale, Via Paolo Veronese, 202 - 10148, Turin (Italy) g.porquier@cooparcobaleno.net Received: 06/02/2025 Accepted for publication: 26/03/2025 Published: 15/04/2025 Abstract Assessment of social impact has become a strategic priority for social cooperatives in response to the growing need for transparency and accountability. By comparing these areas, an overall value is determined, aimed at improving interpretation of social impact and identifying opportunities to increase value generated through presentation of results of two comparative analyses conducted, first between 2019 and 2020, and second in 2023-2024 biennium. Keywords: analysis; cooperative; data; dimension; economy; environmental; european; gii; impact; index; indicators; journal; social; study; sustainability; turin
• Bridging Social Impact and Lifecycle Approaches for Sustainable Urban Regeneration: An Exploratory Case Study in Italy by pastore, lavinia; Corvo, Luigi; Lelo, Arda (2025) - The framework introduces an original combination of Social Return on Investment (SROI), stakeholder salience, and temporal mapping, offering an integrated perspective on impact dynamics. Moreover, advancements in impact measurement approaches have introduced mechanisms to better manage power asymmetries and stakeholder salience in multi-actor contexts (Mitchell et al., 1997; Saenz, 2020; Saenz, 2021). Keywords: analysis; assessment; attribution; development; doi; economy; et al; framework; impact; international; journal; lifecycle; outcomes; project; regeneration; salience; sia; social; sroi; stakeholder; study; university; urban; value
• From Divergence to Convergence: Mapping the Hybrid Evolution of Smart, POP, and Dialogic Accounting through Bibliometric and Semantic Lenses by Chmet, Federico; Curatolo, Alessandra; Bassano, Federica (2025) - Finally, international partnerships also play a crucial role in harmonizing ESG reporting standards, thereby promoting greater clarity and transparency in sustainability accounting (Alessi et al., 2024). Areas such as corporate strategy, AI, and sustainable development appear as emerging yet influential themes in accounting research. Keywords: accounting; analysis; doi; economy; et al; impact; journal; pop; research; stakeholder; sustainability; turin
• Proposte di sviluppo e innovazione per il sistema delle startup italiane: il ruolo di InnovUp e il Scaleup Act: Proposte di sviluppo e innovazione per il sistema delle startup italiane by Beccuti, Matteo; Ciron, Giorgio (2025) - È interessante evidenziare la crescita delle startup che sono dotate solo del terzo requisito (impresa depositaria o licenziataria di privativa industriale oppure titolare di software registrato), che nel 2023 ammontano a 2.156; mentre rimangono sostanzialmente stabili le startup che posseggono il secondo e il terzo requisito. 11 Riguardo ai requisiti di innovatività (Figura 5), nel corso del 2023 sono state 7.982 le startup innovative che hanno dichiarato di possedere solo il primo requisito (15% del maggiore tra costo e valore totale della produzione in attività di ricerca e sviluppo), 2.657 solo il secondo (gruppo formato per 2/3 da personale in possesso di laurea magistrale oppure per 1/3 da dottorandi, dottori di ricerca o laureati con 3 anni di esperienza in attività di ricerca certificata). Keywords: act; alla; article; attribution; che; commons; con; content; crescita; degli; del; delle; doi; economy; european; figura; fonte; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; imprese; innovative; innovazione; innovup; issn; journal; license; nel; non; peer; perspective; practitioners; review; scaleup; section; startup; sviluppo; tra; turin; una; university
• Reporting tools for social enterprises: between impact measurement and stakeholder needs by Iannaci, Daniel (2020) - An intrinsic factor that emerged in the literature analysed on Reporting tools, Social enterprises, Social impact measurement, Stakeholder theory is that to create stakeholder participation it is important that upstream there is a company with good governance, leadership, aimed at survival in the market through performance and orientation to social impact. Social enterprises, which are the engine of social impact, can certainly contribute to this and trying to provide a dashboard of the SDGs business format can help generate global development from the local. Keywords: biancone; business; company; economy; et al; financial; good; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; information; international; journal; management; public; reporting; research; social; stakeholders; study; tool
• The impact of stimulating the development of Human Capital on Economic Development by Zeynalli, Latif (2020) - Keywords: Human capital, economic development, sustainable economic development, human capital index, knowledge economy, education European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/4562 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 39 1 Introduction In the contemporary world, human capital is undoubtedly considered one of the main factors affecting the sustainable economic development of each country. Considering these factors, the primary purpose of the study is to study the impact of human capital development on economic development in Azerbaijan. Keywords: age; azerbaijan; capital; countries; development; economic; economy; group; human; index; knowledge
• Public Choice in European Affairs: Measuring Election Model by de Nichilo, Stefano (2020) - Beyond accountants, economists and lawyers, its staff increasingly includes psychologists, linguists, social scientists, geographers and medics, policy expertise in performance audit requires professional qualification in, and in-depth practical knowledge of, a range of policy areas. L consist in Legal Affairs (lawyers) who demonstrate that they have significant experience in the criminal law of the economy over 15 years; b) IA consist of Internal Auditor Staff and Line (cyber audit) who demonstrate that they have significant experience in corporate compliance and in the analysis of corporate reporting procedures over 10 years; c) O is represented payment operator who demonstrate significant experience in audit evidence over 15 year. Keywords: accounting; administrative; agea; audit; body; commission; control; court; economy; european; impact; journal; management; member; performance; policy; power; quality; responsibility; university
• Women Participation in Nigeria: Does Governance Matter? by Sakanko, Musa Abdullahi; Mangut, Dakwal Solomon (2020) - The ARDL Bounds test disclosed the existence of a long-run co-integration relationship between governance indicators measures (accountability, control of corruption, and effectiveness of government) and women participation quantified as women labor force participation. Similarly, when the institutions that are supposed to support and encourage women participation are weak, better quality of life vanish and the right of the female is taken off. Keywords: corruption; economy; governance; government; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; journal; nigeria; participation; run; study; women
• How the agent-based banking model might facilitate financial inclusion and sustainability in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies (EMDEs) via economic circularity? by UDDIN, MOHAMMAD JALAL (2020) - Within collected samples, 56% respondents affiliated with agent banking service of three banks and remaining 44% affiliated with branch-level operations of four commercial banks. They have been adopting internet banking, real time transaction booking, inter & intra bank fund transfer, mobile application based banking service, online bank account opening, mobile banking division, SMS banking, ATM (Automated Teller Machine), CDM (Cash Deposit Machine), e-statement, POS (Point Of Sale) Keywords: agent; banking; banks; business; doi; economy; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; inclusion; journal; model; service; university
• Green and sustainable construction practices impact on Organizational Development by ur Rehman, Ubaid; Shafiq, Muhammad; Ali, Hasan; Abdullah, Mohammad (2020) - Construction project performance directly affect the organizational and industrial performance. This paper highlighted the importance of green construction project with the adoption of sustainability techniques and their impact on organizational performance. Keywords: change; construction; development; economy; environment; green; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; industry; international; journal; organization; performance; practices; project; relationship; research; study
• Manufacturing Resilience during the Coronavirus Pandemic: On the investigation Manufacturing Processes Agility by Stavropoulos, Panagiotis; Papacharalampopoulos, Alexios; Tzimanis, Konstantinos; Lianos, Andreas (2020) - However, the medical suppliers had to cover the worldwide high demand, making of utmost importance the contribution of individuals, research center and industries, in medical equipment production. http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 40 Diagnostic Equipment • Lab screening test kit • Lab confirmation test kit • RT-PCR kit • Extraction kit • Cartridges for RT-PCR automatic systems • Swab and viral transport medium • Pharmaceutical preparations • Biopharmaceutical preparations • Pilot biotech plants • Clinical research laboratories Clinical care equipment • Pulse oximeter • Concentrator of gas • Nasal Oxygen cannula, with prongs • Ventilator patient, for adult, pediatric • CPAP with tubing and patient interfaces for adult and pediatric • Suction pump, mechanical • High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) • Automotive production lines • Aerospace manufacturing plants • Specialized engineering service and testing facilities • Manufacturing technology and innovation centers • Vacuum cleaner assembly plants • Machine shops Source: Authors elaboration In modern manufacturing, production processes can be highly automated and specialized aiming to maximize the productivity rate. Keywords: attribution; commons; content; covid-19; demand; doi; economy; equipment; european; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; issn; journal; manufacturing; order; peer; process; processes; production; review; time; university
• WISEs’ Social Impact Measurement in the Baltic States by Urmanaviciene, Audrone (2020) - The expert interview was selected to interview individuals who are experts in social enterprises, social impact measurement and its implementation, with exceptional specific knowledge and experience, and sufficiently detailed information on the research problem. There is a lack of understanding that social impact measurements help to provide evidence to the public, funders, and other stakeholders. Keywords: assessment; economy; enterprises; european; experts; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; impact measurement; journal; measurement; organization; research; society; wises
• The potential of circular businesses in the post-COVID era: a system dynamics view by Costanza, Francesca (2020) - The auxiliary variable ‘Total circular businesses’, resulting from the sum of the stocks of born circular and converted circular businesses, is connected with three impact variables: à ‘Environmental awareness’ (link b): the diffusion of circular business, with its educational and environmental consciousness, may contribute to respond to the Coronavirus-driven call to preserve the environment as a precondition for public health (Wuyts et al., 2020, p. 2); http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/5098 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 16 à ‘Waste management’ (link c): the circular entrepreneurship transition can actively contribute to address the waste management challenges imposed by Coronavirus (Neumeyer et al., 2020). Specifically, recent studies intersecting strategic management and CE only focus on circular business models (CBMs) (e.g. Linder & Williander, 2017; Crainer, 2013), i.e. business representations on how companies create, transfer and capture value relating internal and external relations (Zott & Amit, 2010; Osterwalder & Pigneur, 2010) suitable to put in practice CE principles by incorporating elements that slow, narrow, and close resource loops (Geissdoerfer et al., 2018). Keywords: businesses; circular; content; conversion; doi; dynamics; economy; et al; european; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; issn; journal; model; product; turin; university
• Regenerative Post COVID-19 Recovery Measures: The Case of Rwanda by Ben Abdallah, Alaa; Ackerman, Rudi Michiel (2020) - http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/5100 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 82 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………... ……………………………………………………… 20. (n=126) ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 23. Keywords: agriculture; attribution; commons; content; doi; economy; european; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; issn; journal; rwanda; turin; university; urban; waste; water
• An Empirical study on adoption of Agile Project Management Methodology and its effect on Project Success with moderating role of Organizational Culture by Ali, Hasan; Khan, Muhammad Zeb; Rehman, Ubaid ur (2021) - Abstract Purpose of this research is to investigate the moderating role of organizational culture between adoption of agile project management methodology and project success, as well as impact of agile project management methodology on project success. Using collected data, we tested the effect of agile project management methodology on project success and further examined the moderating effect of organizational support between agile project management methodology and project success. Keywords: culture; doi; economy; effect; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; issn; journal; management methodology; project; project management; project success; research; turin; university
• Social indicators for businesses’ circular economy: multi-faceted analysis of employment as an indicator for sustainability reporting by Scarpellini, Sabina (2021) - Thus, the higher training supposes better work and employability considerations as new jobs generated that imply the net creation of employment that needs to be measured in this multi-faceted social impact in business CE models. Since the critical debate initiated by Moneva et al. (2006) on the possible camouflaging of social and environmental accounting and reporting by firms and CSR, http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 FOR PEER REVIEW (DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/5282 Published by University of Turin) http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 35 environmental and social accounting and the triple bottom line are now concepts more frequently used in the accounting fields, also in CE studies (Urmanaviciene & Arachchi, 2020). Keywords: accounting; business; circular; economy; employment; et al; european; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; indicators; journal; review; social; study; sustainability
• Enhancing financial resource management of families in economic recession: a case study of Kaduna State: A case study of Kaduna State by Alabi, Olufunmilayo Foluke (2021) - The study answers the following research questions: What are the sources of income available to the families in economic recession in Kaduna state, What are the ways of managing family financial resources during economic recession, What are the impact of economic recession on family financial resources, The answer to these questions should improve the existing practice though ameliorating the impact of the economic recession through enhancement of family financial resource management so as to have family stability. Specifically, the study, identified how families managed their financial resources in the period of economic recession, determined the impact of economic recession on family financial resources. Keywords: economic; economy; families; family; financial; impact; journal; kaduna; management; nigeria; recession; research; resources; state; study
• Challenges of cross–sectoral collaboration of social enterprises in the Baltic states   by Urmanaviciene, Audrone; Chantzi, Katerina; Tambari, Beverly (2021) - Scholars are seeking to understand and theorize social enterprise collaborations (Schirmer, Cameron, 2012, Sakarya, Bodur, Yildirim-Öktem, Selekler-Göksen, 2012, Fu, 2019, Weber, Haugh, Göbel & Leonardy, 2021). The stage prior to collaboration with the public sector, the initial stages of public sector and social enterprise collaboration, and the third stage the maintaining stage after collaboration has been established. Keywords: business; challenges; collaboration; cross; economy; enterprises; european; impact; journal; partnerships; research; sector; sector collaboration; services; stage
• Management Accounting in European Finance for Smart Tourism and Sustainable Destinations: How Organizations Deficiency? by de Nichilo, Stefano (2021) - This is the priority of sustainable tourism destinations, which, in a modern approach, cannot be implemented without being collectively addressed through stakeholders participation. Management techniques are considered critical to the sustainable stewardship and competitiveness of tourism destinations, especially in an island context where tourism is business all year round and all seasons. Keywords: accounting; content; destination; development; doi; economy; european; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; international; issn; journal; management; research; sustainability; tourism; turin; university
• Changing the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria. by adebisi, Ahmed olaitan; Basorun, Joseph Omoniyi (2021) - As espoused by Amoo et al. (2012) ; Sam, Akansor and Agyemang (2019), street hawkers sustain an intense risk of physical injuries as they carry their goods on head or hands and run after moving vehicles in an attempt to ensure they complete their daily sales. This study is limited to street hawkers between the ages of 15-24 years who are regarded as youths by the United Nation (UN), International Labour Organization (ILO), and World Bank. Keywords: economy; education; employment; hawkers; hawking; ibadan; income; journal; nigeria; street; study; university; youths
• Social impact of human resource management of hybrid organisations. An exploratory case study by Iannaci, Daniel (2021) - It is essential to identify and regulate these organizations because, as demonstrated by Rawhouser et al. (2015), the identification of hybrid organizations can be considered a threat to non-profit organizations because the status of no mutualistic purpose for a company that comes from profit can be difficult to prove and therefore the inclusion of hybrid social organization can be considered a threat to non-profit organizations. The focus that the study give through this paper is on single aspect of performance and social impact management, namely HR monitoring and enhancement as it covers desired HR practices and functions. Keywords: business; case; company; economy; et al; good; human; hybrid; impact; innovation; management; organizations; performance; profit; project; research; stakeholders; study; tool; university
• Steps from Zero Carbon Supply Chains and Demand of Circular Economy to Circular Business Cases by Piontek, Felix Maximilian; Herrmann, Constantin; Saraev, Alexandra (2021) - However, today the development of circular business models often is a chicken and egg problem. Evaluation matrix Before a company can develop circular business models, it should assess the current way of its operations to identify hotspots and opportunities. Keywords: approach; business; carbon; companies; economy; emissions; european; matrix; models; products; use
• Population, Poverty and Environmental Degradation in Nagaland: An overview Analysis by Jamir, Chubakumzuk (2021) - Author elaboration European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/5753 - Published by University of Turin - http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 49 Table 1: Indices of rural poverty and environmental degradation Districts PINDEX FINDEX Dimapur 0.895 1.00 Kohima 1.00 0.00 Mokokchung 0.906 0.653 Mon 0.154 0.493 Phek 0.584 They determine that institutional policy have been ineffective in controlling environmental resources degradation primarily due to the fact of its limited resources. Keywords: content; cultivation; degradation; development; economy; environment; forest; government; growth; impact; india; international; journal; nagaland; population; poverty; resources; university; world
• Opportunities and Challenges of Sustainable Development and Digital Revolution: the Italian case of Toolery by Bosco, Federica; Fiorani, Gloria; Biagetti, Alessandro (2021) - Introduction The growing attention to the themes of Sustainable Development and the strong push towards digitalization are affecting all sectors of our society, deeply changing its dynamics. In fact, it is possible to consider the synergy between Digital Transformation (DT) and Sustainable Development a winning combination (Atos, 2018) but still not potentially exploited (Del Rìo Castro et al., 2020). Keywords: agenda; business; construction; development; digital; economy; european; goals; journal; new; order; sustainability; transformation; world
• Criticality assessment of green materials: institutional quality, market concentration and recycling potential: Criticality assessment of green materials by Mazzarano, Matteo (2021) - Abstract The carbon transition and digitalization transformation are tied to a set of critical raw materials (CRM). Keywords: Critical raw materials; Responsible Sourcing; Market Concentration; Conflict Minerals; Circularity 1. Introduction Acquisition of CRMs is topical for the EU strategic Agenda: a stable and clean supply of raw materials is necessary to key industries. Keywords: circularity; criticality; crm; economy; eee; european; impact; index; indicators; journal; market; materials; quality; recycling; risk; solar; supply; wind
• Economic Impact of DIY Home Manufacturing of Consumer Products with Low-cost 3D Printing from Free and Open Source Designs by Pearce, Joshua; Qian, Jun-Yu (2022) - Case studies are provided on three types of open source designs: i) open source equivalent products, ii) non-commercial products of high value to the consumer, and iii) products for 3-D printing users. If adoption of household-level DIY digital manufacturing of open source designs becomes widespread open business models are needed. Keywords: cost; designs; economy; european; filament; impact; journal; manufacturing; pearce; printer; printing; products; source; university; users; youmagine
• ‘Circular sustainability accounting’ in businesses for a circular economy: a framework of analysis: ‘Circular sustainability accounting’ in businesses for a circular economy by Aranda-Usón, Alfonso; Moneva, José M.; Scarpellini, Sabina (2022) - With these premises in mind, the accounting processes are approached from a circular perspective to answer the second research question (RQ2), and Figure 2 provides an analytical framework for circular sustainability accounting. Thus, circular sustainability accounting transcends the limits of environmental accounting for the material flow measurement, and it will enable organisations to consider their impacts on a wide range of sustainability issues. Keywords: accounting; business; economy; et al; journal; model; production; reporting; sustainability; sustainability accounting
• The Emerging Role and Trends of UAE Education Sector in Circular Economy by Iyer, Shankar Subramanian (2023) - The study analyses UAE universities' various initiatives to adopt circular economy practices, including using renewable energy, sustainable building design, and waste reduction strategies. The paper also discusses the challenges and opportunities for implementing circular economy practices in universities in the UAE and highlights examples of circular economy initiatives in various universities. Keywords: economy; economy practices; education; impact; initiatives; practices; research; sustainability; uae; uae universities; universities; waste
• Urban transformation: environmental issues, wicked problems, and transport development in the context of circular economy: Urban transformation by BRZICA, Daneš (2023) - Community Empowerment, Sustainable Cities, and Transformative Economies. James Evans, J., Karvonen, A., Luque-Ayala, A., Martin, Ch., McCormick, K., Rob Raven, R. and Voytenko Palgan, Y. (2019): Smart and sustainable cities? Keywords: challenges; cities; city; development; economy; environmental; european; governance; new; policy; problems; transport
• Linking bioeconomy, circular economy, and sustainability: Trends, gaps and future orientation in the bio-based and biodegradable plastics industry: Linking bioeconomy, circular economy, and sustainability by Foschi, Eleonora; Aureli, Selena; Paletta, Angelo (2023) - The paper is structured as follows: bio-based plastics value chain is reported in section 2, followed by research design and methodological framework (section 3). Converting biomass (e.g. crops, wood, energy plants, agricultural and forestry residues, municipal, industrial, and food wastes) into high-value end-products, such as food, bioenergy, biofuels, biochemicals, bio-based plastics (Yang et al., 2021; Mougenot and Doussoulin, 2022), the bioeconomy model seeks to substitute fossil carbon with bio-based carbon and uptake biogenic CO2 (Leiplod and Petit-Boix, 2018). Keywords: bbps; bio; bioeconomy; bioplastics; chain; circular; economy; environmental; et al; european; impact; international; materials; plastics; social; sustainability; use; value; waste
• Micro-level measurement of the circularity of organizations: the Italian innovative standardized approach applied to a public sector case study: Micro-level measurement of the circularity of organizations by Vola, Paola; Cantino, Giorgio; Gelmini, Lorenzo (2023) - Saidani, M., Yannou, B., Leroy, Y., Cluzel, F. and Kendall, A. (2019), “A taxonomy of circular economy indicators”, Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 207, pp. 542-559. Keywords: Circular economy, Circularity measurement, Metrics, Standards, Public organizations, Lifecycle European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/7155 Published by University of Turin) Keywords: circularity; data; economy; indicators; journal; level; management; measurement; organizations; resources; study; uni1608856; university; vol
• Regional demolition waste treatment capacity: a case study based on the identification of building selective deconstruction value chain’s stakeholders by CORDRIE, BENJAMIN; Lemelin, Emmanuel (2023) - A greenhouse that reduces greenhouse effect: how to create a circular activity with construction waste?, in: IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science. This package notably promotes the recycling of waste materials and sets targets for reducing landfilling. Keywords: activities; building; capacity; chain; construction; demolition; demolition waste; economy; european; impact; lem; management; materials; sector; stakeholders; treatment; value; waste
• The transition from a “city of waste” to a “circular city”: virtuous practices in the city of Pavia by Re, Beatrice; Bottini, Luca ; Ricci, Carola; Bottini, Gabriella ; Strauss, Dana (2023) - Keywords: Smart cities; Circular cities; Circular economy; Focus group 2 1. Circular cities are praised for their commitment to implementing practices aimed at reducing the overall urban emissions. Keywords: actors; cities; city; doi; economy; european; focus; food; group; impact; pavia; practices; research; stakeholders; university; urban; waste
• Assessing Building Sustainability: Economic, Environmental, and Social Dimensions Explored by Biancone, Paolo; Brescia, Valerio; Lanzalonga, Federico (2023) - Life cycle analysis, sustainable material use, and environmental impact assessments emerge as thematic clusters. Until 2016, the authors' interest was mainly in environmental impact assessment. Keywords: analysis; assessment; building; construction; economy; elsevier; et al; impact; impact assessment; international; journal; life; ltd; management; production; research; sustainability; vol
• Examining the dimensionality of Circular Economy metrics using Hierarchical Clustering on Principal Components by Yobe, Collin (2024) - Several studies have come to the fore and have identified CE indicators (Argüelles, Benavides, & Fernández, 2014; de Oliveira et al., 2021; De Pascale et al., 2021; Parchomenko, Nelen, Gillabel, & Rechberger, 2019; Stanković, Janković-Milić, Marjanović, & European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/7691 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 22 Janjić, 2021). These studies critically examine the dimensionality of CE indicators used in studies, highlighting their high dimensionality and potential limitations for practitioners. Keywords: analysis; approach; ce indicators; china; cluster; doi; economy; et al; european; indicators; journal; level; production; study
• Strategies for Circular Supplier Selection: A Case Study From The Netherlands by Eskiyerli, Devrim; Thonnissen, Celina (2024) - 2. Literature Review 2.1 Theoretical Background The theoretical grounding for studying circular supplier selection criteria internationally is rooted in several key theories. They categorize circular supplier selection criteria based on key strategic capabilities: pollution prevention, product stewardship, and sustainable development. Keywords: approach; business; chain; circular; company; criteria; economy; environmental; et al; impact; information; journal; management; materials; practices; production; research; selection; ssc; study; supplier; supplier selection; supply; sustainability; waste

• Investigation on Open Badge and market by Presutti, Katia; Bovero, Lara; Zedda, Cinzia; Fracchia, Cristina; Caramagna, Manuela; Baratto, Gabriele; Giraudo, Cristina; Bassano, Federica (2025) - However, despite the benefits of digital badges, challenges related to the authenticity, integrity, and security of digital credentials persist. Open digital badges: tecnologie a supporto della valutazione per il lifelong learning. Keywords: article; badges; bestr; blockcerts; blockchain; credentials; doi; european; impact; learning; skills; turin; university
• Barangay Governance in Northeast of Catanduanes, Philippines: Basis for Catanduanes State University Panganiban Campus Extension Program by Floranza, Jaymund Marino (2021) - The reactions may infer that the barangay officials themselves need to capacitate in Legislative and Judicial functions, following the present finding that among the indicators of Barangay Governance capabilities, 'legislation' is the lowest weighted mean, among other signs. Barangay governance gives an important role in setting direction to the people in the barangay level. Keywords: barangay; barangay captain; capabilities; captain; catanduanes; european; governance; impact; journal; officials; study; university
• Perspectives of older employees in changing market by Urmanavicius, Justas (2021) - It is evident from the changing structure of population age and is reflected in the growing share of elderly population, related with decreasing proportion of working-age people. Objectives of empirical research: 1) to conduct the survey of employers' opinion, which would help to identify the factors hindering the inclusion of elderly population in the labour market 2) to propose methods and ways on how to improve inclusion and participation of elderly population in the labour market in the future 3) to give preliminary view of Covid-19 impact on labour market for elderly employees. Keywords: age; ageing; employees; employment; european; labour; labour market; market; people; population; retirement; working
• How to resolve audit matters in European Affairs? Introduction to a sustainable management accounting under IAS 37 by de Nichilo, Stefano (2022) - Specific findings from the paper analysis include ecological management accounting, “cost of decommissioning” (IAS 37) requires a fundamental change to organization management, different values exploring relationships such as corporate governance, inclusive of the living and physical world, with a longer time horizon, and a centrality of external factors. This paper is, in effect, updating this discussion to explore how far the notion of ecological management accounting has come over the last twenty years (Birnberg 2000). Keywords: accounting; business; companies; development; european; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; information; journal; level; management; research; stakeholders; tourism; university
• Shadow Bank Systems in European Affairs: Measuring Capability of Fraud Risk in Special Reports by de Nichilo, Stefano (2022) - To what extent are special reports increasingly resembling evaluations of European Shadow Bank Systems studies? Auditors of the four vertical chambers, acting under the oversight of their director, compiled an initial portfolio of potential audit tasks (Sposato 2010) to assess European Shadow Bank System. Keywords: agility; audit; bank; capability; customer; denichilo; european; european shadow; international; journal; management; marketing; performance; shadow; shadow bank; system
• Social pillar score and the CSR Committee: An empirical analysis of corporate governance mechanisms: Social pillar score and the CSR Committee by Bruno, Adriana; Pozzoli, Matteo; Pisano, Sabrina; De Nuccio, Elbano (2023) - Consequently, women are more concerned with corporate social performance since they tend to address stakeholders’ interests better. Other authors have considered culture in the relationship between corporate social performance and firm performance (Wei S. & Veenstra K. 2021). Keywords: board; committee; companies; csr; diversity; esg; european; gender; impact; journal; performance; pillar; responsibility; sustainability; vol

• Artificial Intelligence to fight COVID-19 outbreak impact: an overview by Calandra, Davide; Favareto, Matteo (2020) - Third, AI technologies could have a transversal impact, also focusing on prevention strategies as a new corporate social responsibility vein. Literature review 2.1 COVID-19 and the need for AI technologies to support the research Naudé (2020); Vaishya et al. (2020); Yassine & Shan (2020) proposed studies in which they analysed how AI technologies can be used in the fight against COVID-19 outbreak. Keywords: contact; covid-19; data; doi; et al; governmental; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; intelligence; journal; medical; technologies; tracing; turin; university
• Good Governance: The Impact on the performance of Tunisian listed companies by Marnissi, Boutheina; Samout, Ammar (2021) - Review of Literature and formulation of research hypotheses A large amount of literature attempts to examine the impact of governance on performance, and most of the work in society shows that governance has a significant impact on company performance and its value in the market, as well as different environments and performance Indicators. http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI:10.13135/2704-9906/5084 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 InternationalLicense 3 E. Schiehll (2004) established the relationship between company performance and the four attributes of corporate governance structure:Board composition, management participation, incentive compensation and major shareholder participation. Keywords: board; companies; company; governance; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; journal; performance; research; roa; roe; study; variable
• The Nexus between Demographic Dividend and COVID-19 in Bangladesh: A Disappearing Opportunity by Alam, Md. Tanvir; Tonny, Sabrina Afrin (2022) - Data type Data collection method Sampling style Data source Primary Qualitative Convenience & self-selection Final year student (50), Fresh Graduate (50), Job seeker (50) 4.0 Analysis The analysis part can be organized under three broader categories, analysis of student, and analysis of fresh graduate and analysis of Job seekers 4.1 Analysis of data from final year university students The collected data from final year university students were analyzed using IBM SPSS software, and then illustrated in figures, bar, pie chart etc. While online class has been a viable option for only private university, public university and the students of public university is suffering from long term discontinuity from their academic study, Begum et al (2020) in their study by covering a massive sample around eleven hundreds student find out some major barriers to students, which ranged from self bearing online learning cost to part time job through nearby COVID-19 patient, income reduction, financial problem associated with lost job, overpriced internet access etcetera, these problems manifested into physiological challenges and threatens the continuity of the study of students, the article concludes by recommending to provide financial subsidy to disadvantages students, another study supports the previous claim by focusing on socio-psychological impact of COVID-19 on student, the study identified numerous psychological concerns among university students and suggested to build awareness for the mental health of students (Far Abid Hossain http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/6063 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 18 et al., 2021). Keywords: bangladesh; covid-19; depression; dividend; http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index; impact; job; respondents; students; study; university

• Corporate Social Responsibilities Washing in The Textile Industry: A Review of Causes, Consequences, and Remedy. by Zoya, Md. Nahid-Ull-Islam (2025) - Awareness campaigns and third-party verifiable standards and certifications should be considered to mitigate risks regarding social washing. This study did not provide a further comprehensive analysis of other types of social washing and recommended policies for governments or the textile industry organisations to take actions against the practice of CSR-washing. Keywords: bluewashing; companies; content; csr; fashion; impact; industry; journal; marketing; practice; sustainability; textile; washing

• Social Stock Exchange between academics and practitioners' view by Calandra, Davide; Favareto, Matteo (2020) - In fact, social stock exchange can be defined as a meeting point between investors and social organisations (Wendt, 2017). Analysing the Singapore Stock Exchange model, called Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), first of all is necessary to highlight that it is a platform dedicated to social organisations. Keywords: analysis; business; enterprises; exchange; impact; investors; journal; organisations; research; social; stock
• The effective methods and practices for accelerating social entrepreneurship through corporate social responsibility by Urmanaviciene, Audrone; Arachchi, Udara Suwanda (2020) - The effective methods http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index European Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy - ISSN: 2704-9906 DOI: 10.13135/2704-9906/5085 Published by University of Turin http://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/index EJSICE content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License 28 and practices have been suggested for both corporations and social entrepreneurs to accelerate social entrepreneurship by CSR activities with mutual benefits and creating social value; as a win-win situation. Social entrepreneurs identify a social issue that affects a set of social groups or environment, then try to find an innovative solution for mitigating that problem or creating social value using an entrepreneurial approach, not like charity or philanthropic context. Keywords: activities; business; corporations; csr; development; enterprises; entrepreneurs; impact; university; value
• Evaluation on the Livelihood Assistance of a Social Protection Agency in Region 7-Central Visayas by Apostol, Desiree Jill (2021) - According to the respondents, the most important lesson they learned from the seminar is about business management (37.5%), right ways to do business and how to grow business (25%), planning and loving work (12.5%), entrepreneurship, budgeting and customer service (12.5%), and time management, marketing strategies and quality business procedures. What type of livelihood kit did you purchase with the additional 10,000php? Keywords: business; livelihood; respondents; source; table

• The importance of foreign direct investment and energy consumption and their effects on economic growth in the case of the countries of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) by adel, adel nsib (2022) - In the third step, we estimate using individual effects models. Results of individual effect models Variables Effet fixe Effet aléatoire Test Hausman FDI 0.865040 0.352954 0.002507 (0.865040)*** (0.7244)*** (0.00250) CER -1.884330 -0.016893 3.740207 (0.0606)*** (0.9865)*** (0.0548)** LCE -0.304002 0.852544 1.035037 (0.7614)*** (0.3946)*** (0.6463)*** LPop -3.716112 -3.214474 Keywords: consumption; effects; energy; fdi; growth; impact; individual; investment; model; panel; series; test; variables

• Assessment of Women Empowerment of Hindu Religion: Case of Rural Bangladesh by Nahar, Kamrun; Khan, Afrina; Khan, Sajedul Islam; Chakrovorty, Aditi; Sultana, Arifin (2020) - The aim of this paper is to identify the real condition of Hindu women in society according to their religion. Hindu women face various difficulties in their way of life since traditional values are deeply rooted in their life. Keywords: bangladesh; hindu; hindu women; inheritance; property; rights; sarker; system; women

• Understanding the concern to communicate climate change by Floranza, Jaymund Marino (2023) - The findings are aligned with established theories and prior research, emphasizing the importance of tailored strategies and diverse communication approaches to engage diverse audiences and address climate change concerns effectively. As observed in the broader global study across developed nations, the local research here also indicates a similar gender discrepancy in climate change concerns. Keywords: age; barangay; barriers; catanduanes; causes; change causes; change communication; climate change; communication; concern; doi; education; effects; impact; mitigation; research; respondents; strategies; study

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