Hervé Corvellec

TL;DR: The relational theory of risk as mentioned in this paper is a theory about the interpretative nature of risk that answers the key theoretical and practical questions of why and how something is considered a risk, and suggests new ways to approach risk communication, risk governance, and risk management by taking into account bounded rationalities of thought and action.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a reasoned account of the critiques addressed to the circular economy and circular business models and propose critical issues that need to be addressed if the circulareconomies and its business models are to open routes for more sustainable economic development.

TL;DR: In this article, the concept of decoupling from institutional theory in organizational studies is used to explain how organizations mitigate demands for circularity in seven Swedish apparel companies, including this article.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigate how applying the European Union's waste policy through the European Waste Hierarchy (EWH) affects the sociomateriality of waste, and how these aims shape paradoxical relationships between economy and society on the one hand, and environment and nature on the other, and open the way for a discussion of a politics of consumption through material management.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explain how infrastructures with a sustainability record may evolve over time into a lock-in, which slows the emergence of more sustainable urban infrastructure, and they suggest that these four rationales could serve as a program to unlock urban infrastructure.