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Circular economy is concerned with rethinking economic models to reduce both the pressure on resources and the generation of waste. The implementation of such models often implies new forms of coordination across different processes, actors and scales. The literature on value chains has struggled to conceptualise such transitions. Recent contributions have advocated to frame circular economy initiatives as giving rise to new 'value systems' rather than conventional value chains. Empirical studies on how such 'circular value systems' come about are still rare and lack a firm conceptual basis. We close this gap by applying a conceptual framework to three case studies, respectively concerned with material flows of excavated earth, urban wood and coffee grounds. Our results provide novel empirical evidence on value creation in circular economy initiatives. ; info:eu-repo/semantics/inPress

Today the sustainability of agricultural production systems is widely recognized as a crucial point
for the implementation of long-term economically, ecologically sound and socially acceptable policies and
practices. This study investigates the role of the public and private partnership (PPP) in the resolution of
problems related to the sustainability of both agricultural processes and food production through the
integration of the enabling technologies of Industry 4.0 (IoT, Big Data, AI, etc...). In order to better
understand how public-private collaboration influences sustainability and digitisation processes in the
primary sector, an analysis of what the literature has identified on the topic was conducted and then an
attempt was made to answer the research question posed. Through the case study methodology, the research
analyses and promotes the results of the ISEPA project. A research project whose PPP had the joint objective
of experimenting with new techniques and integrating modern digital technologies in order to foster the
sustainability of farming processes, and in particular to promote the advancement of aquaponics systems by
also increasing knowledge of their automation.

Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Vorwort -- Sammeln, Sammler, Sammlungen -- Bücher als Dinge -- Das Exil der Bücher -- Die Bibliothek Harry Graf Kesslers -- »Aus dem Bücher-Saal in Dämon-Weiten« -- Klagen über verlorene Bibliotheken: Wilhelm Herzog und Franz Rapp -- Aktivitäten der Warburg-Bibliothek, gespiegelt im Marbacher Nachlass Raymond Klibansky -- Die Bücher der Aenne Löwenthal -- Die Sammlung von Moses Moritz Horkheimer -- Von Breslau nach Genf -- Von der Emigrantenbibliothek zum Deutschen Exilarchiv -- NS-Raubgut in der Erwerbungspolitik der Preußischen Staatsbibliothek nach 1933 - eine Zwischenbilanz -- Österreichische Büchersammler und ihre Schicksale -- Der »Komplex Mauerbach«: Provenienz und Theatergeschichte -- Lion Feuchtwanger und seine Privatbibliothek -- Rezensionen -- Kurzbiografien der Autorinnen und Autoren -- Backmatter