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A Coursebook on Circular Economy (III): Managing Stakeholders for Implementing a Circular Economy

Target GroupBachelor, Executive Education, Master, PhDResource TypeBookDomainGeneral Knowledge, ManagementDuration2h to ≤ 4hAuthorSarna, Bhavesh; Plotnikova, Elena
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This book explores the strategies and frameworks needed to engage diverse actors in the circular transition. It examines how collaboration, trust-building, and conflict resolution contribute to successful implementation. Combining theory with practical insights, the book equips readers with the skills to manage stakeholder relationships and drive systems-level change.

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Each chapter integrates theory with practical tools, case studies, and frameworks to help students analyze real-world stakeholder dynamics. Faculty are encouraged to facilitate discussions, simulations, and projects that allow learners to practice negotiation, communication, and partnership-building skills essential for implementing circular economy strategies effectively.

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Support sustained engagement with complex ideas through structured reflection and discussion. Students should develop deep understanding while connecting themes to personal and professional contexts. Use books to encourage contemplative learning and long-term intellectual development.

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