1.1 Evolution of parallel phases of circularity
1.1 Situating the linear economy, the circular economy and the actors in control
2.1 The linear industrial economy: waste management is its final step, but somebody else’s liability
2.2 Sustainability and the circular industrial economy: two faces of the same coin
3.1 The characteristics of the linear industrial economy and the circular society and economy
3.3 A backcasting view of today’s opportunities, seen from a mature circular industrial economy
5.2 End-of-service-life business opportunities for value preservation: reuse or recycle?
6.1 The key position of the point of sale between production and product use
7.1 Extended Producer Liability: closing the immaterial and invisible liability loop
7.2 Analysis of the running costs of a car over a 30-year period
8.3 Singular ownership and shared responsibility in an analogue ‘sharing economy’
8.4 Confused ownership and responsibility in a digital ‘sharing economy’
8.5 The factor ‘Time’, introducing sustainability management into the economy