Climate Change, Circular Economy, and Industry

The crises arising from the immediate consequences of climate change are affecting governments and economic policies worldwide. However, experts in this field are still hesitant about making climate change a central focus in general approaches to economic theory. Although climate change is discussed in the fields of environmental economics and circular economy, there are gaps regarding the political economy of this area. The aim of this book is to discuss the connections between climate change and political economy in the policy-making process. Climate Change, Circular Economy, and Industry: Economic Approaches and Policy Implications examines, discusses, and critiques how industry and other sectors are affected by climate change and the circular economy. It further draws policymakers' attention to the inseparable aspects of climate change from economic policies. Covering topics such as climate change, the circular economy, waste management, and industrial policies, this book is a valuable resource for academics, researchers, policymakers, climate researchers, and graduate students.