Cali Nuur
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4155246 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Cali Nuur |
| PRENOMES | Cali |
| SOBRENOME | Nuur |
| ASSINATURA | NUUR C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5912-441X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Unlocking Circular Economy Potentials
Green finance (GF) has emerged as a key policy instrument for advancing the circular economy ( CE ), yet its impact varies considerably across OECD countries. Existing research has not sufficiently examined how institutional, technological, and cultural contexts shape this relationship. This paper addresses this gap by integrating multiple theoretical perspectives: neo‐institutional theory, green multi‐stakeholder theory, innovation diffusion the…
Circular economy in the extractive frontier
Circularity in mining is limited by deep structural and policy misalignments. • Mining plays a dual role as both a sustainability problem and a solution. • There are tensions between circularity and extractive industry structures. • There are emerging enabling trajectories. • A framework for transition is provided. The mining sector, like other sectors of the economy, is under increasing pressure to adopt circular economy (CE) principles across i…
The Role of Institutions in Creating Circular Economy Pathways for Regional Development
In the past decade, the circular economy has gained attention as a mechanism of transition toward a regenerative, low carbon, and resource-efficient society. As the history of previous radical transformations shows, successful transition toward the circular economy cannot take place without understanding the institutional features of industrial transformations. This article highlights the significance of institutions by placing the circular econo…
Mapping and assessing indicator-based frameworks for monitoring circular economy development at the city-level
The transition towards a circular economy (CE) is increasingly recognized as a promising pathway to tackle pressing sustainability challenges at the city-level. Indicator-based frameworks, that is, integrated systems of indicators, are considered as useful tools for monitoring this transition. Yet, studies that map and assess such frameworks are scanty. This article addresses this gap by assessing 15 indicator-based frameworks applicable to measu…
Integrating distributed energy resources in electricity distribution systems
In Pursuit of Closed‐Loop Supply Chains for Critical Materials
A closed‐loop supply chain (CLSC) is considered not only an important solution for ensuring sustainable exploitation of materials, but also a promising strategy for securing long‐term availability of materials. The latter is especially highlighted in the materials criticality discourse. Critical raw materials (CRMs), being exposed to supply disruptions, create an uncertain operational environment for many industries, particularly for green energy…
Circular economy as an essentially contested concept
The Circular Economy (CE) is currently a popular notion within the policy and business advocacy groups. Despite being visionary and provocative in its message, the research on the CE concept is emerging. The two intertwined objectives of the paper are; first to identify, discuss and develop the various definitions provided by the emerging literature. Secondly, to suggest an initial research approach with which research on CE can be conducted. Our…
Capability creation in the natural resource-based sector
In the political arena, natural resources activities – including mining – are generally viewed as low-tech and are not associated with the technological innovations that serve as the precursors of competition. In old industrialized nations, mining is limited to a few countries and mining-related activities are typically considered low-tech endeavours that rely on old and outdated technologies. In addition, mining districts are seen as lacking the…
Development in peripheral regions
The rapid growth of the global economy has created new conditions in peripheral regions in old industrialized nations. Having earlier relied on traditional industry as the source of employment, many peripheral regions are today struggling to survive in a completely changed economic landscape, with new conditions for development. The dismantling of trade barriers, the accessibility of new markets for production, and faster and cheaper modes of com…
Development in peripheral regions
The rapid growth of the global economy has created new conditions in peripheral regions in old industrialized nations. Having earlier relied on traditional industry as the source of employment, many peripheral regions are today struggling to survive in a completely changed economic landscape, with new conditions for development. The dismantling of trade barriers, the accessibility of new markets for production, and faster and cheaper modes of com…
Capability creation in the natural resource-based sector
In the political arena, natural resources activities – including mining – are generally viewed as low-tech and are not associated with the technological innovations that serve as the precursors of competition. In old industrialized nations, mining is limited to a few countries and mining-related activities are typically considered low-tech endeavours that rely on old and outdated technologies. In addition, mining districts are seen as lacking the…
Integrating distributed energy resources in electricity distribution systems
Development in peripheral regions
The rapid growth of the global economy has created new conditions in peripheral regions in old industrialized nations. Having earlier relied on traditional industry as the source of employment, many peripheral regions are today struggling to survive in a completely changed economic landscape, with new conditions for development. The dismantling of trade barriers, the accessibility of new markets for production, and faster and cheaper modes of com…
Capability creation in the natural resource-based sector
In the political arena, natural resources activities – including mining – are generally viewed as low-tech and are not associated with the technological innovations that serve as the precursors of competition. In old industrialized nations, mining is limited to a few countries and mining-related activities are typically considered low-tech endeavours that rely on old and outdated technologies. In addition, mining districts are seen as lacking the…
Circular economy as an essentially contested concept
The Circular Economy (CE) is currently a popular notion within the policy and business advocacy groups. Despite being visionary and provocative in its message, the research on the CE concept is emerging. The two intertwined objectives of the paper are; first to identify, discuss and develop the various definitions provided by the emerging literature. Secondly, to suggest an initial research approach with which research on CE can be conducted. Our…
In Pursuit of Closed‐Loop Supply Chains for Critical Materials
A closed‐loop supply chain (CLSC) is considered not only an important solution for ensuring sustainable exploitation of materials, but also a promising strategy for securing long‐term availability of materials. The latter is especially highlighted in the materials criticality discourse. Critical raw materials (CRMs), being exposed to supply disruptions, create an uncertain operational environment for many industries, particularly for green energy…
Integrating distributed energy resources in electricity distribution systems
The Role of Institutions in Creating Circular Economy Pathways for Regional Development
In the past decade, the circular economy has gained attention as a mechanism of transition toward a regenerative, low carbon, and resource-efficient society. As the history of previous radical transformations shows, successful transition toward the circular economy cannot take place without understanding the institutional features of industrial transformations. This article highlights the significance of institutions by placing the circular econo…
Mapping and assessing indicator-based frameworks for monitoring circular economy development at the city-level
The transition towards a circular economy (CE) is increasingly recognized as a promising pathway to tackle pressing sustainability challenges at the city-level. Indicator-based frameworks, that is, integrated systems of indicators, are considered as useful tools for monitoring this transition. Yet, studies that map and assess such frameworks are scanty. This article addresses this gap by assessing 15 indicator-based frameworks applicable to measu…
Circular economy in the extractive frontier
Circularity in mining is limited by deep structural and policy misalignments. • Mining plays a dual role as both a sustainability problem and a solution. • There are tensions between circularity and extractive industry structures. • There are emerging enabling trajectories. • A framework for transition is provided. The mining sector, like other sectors of the economy, is under increasing pressure to adopt circular economy (CE) principles across i…
Unlocking Circular Economy Potentials
Green finance (GF) has emerged as a key policy instrument for advancing the circular economy ( CE ), yet its impact varies considerably across OECD countries. Existing research has not sufficiently examined how institutional, technological, and cultural contexts shape this relationship. This paper addresses this gap by integrating multiple theoretical perspectives: neo‐institutional theory, green multi‐stakeholder theory, innovation diffusion the…
Business (6 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Circular economy (5 obras) · Sustainable Supply Chain Management (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Economic geography (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Economic system (3 obras) · Economy (3 obras) · Process management (3 obras)