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ISSN 2712-7834

Social Novelties & Social Sciences
A view from Moscow

Consumer society vs circular economy : compatible or mutually exclusive models?

Social Novelties and Social Sciences № 2(3) 2022
DOI 10.31249/snsneng/2022.03.02
Kodaneva S.I. Consumer society vs circular economy : compatible or mutually exclusive models? // Social Novelties and Social Sciences. – 2022. – N 3. – P. 31–45.

Abstract:

This article analyzes the concepts of the circular economy as an opposite to the linear model of economy. The implementation of both models in different countries is considered. In order to reduce waste and extend the useful life of goods, it is necessary to radically change the existing consumption model and existing social patterns. It is impossible to ensure such transformations relying solely on the market forces – the key actors are the state and the scientific community.