Aims and Scope

The primary aim of Circulizer is to promote high-quality, interdisciplinary research that deepens understanding of circular systems and accelerates the transition from linear to regenerative models of production, consumption, and governance. The journal seeks to advance theory, inform policy, and guide practice by publishing research that elucidates mechanisms, strategies, technologies, and institutional arrangements enabling circular transformation at micro, meso, and macro levels

The scope of Circulizer encompasses a broad yet coherent range of topics related to circular economy and sustainability transitions. The journal welcomes contributions from multiple disciplines, provided that circularity remains a central analytical lens. Emphasis is placed on integrative perspectives that connect environmental, economic, technological, and social dimensions. Studies may adopt quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, modeling, or conceptual approaches, as long as they demonstrate methodological rigor and clear theoretical or practical contribution