Sustentabilidad y desarrollo económico circular
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https://doi.org/10.62325/10.62325/yachana.v13.n2.2024.892Palabras clave:
Desarrollo económico y social, Responsabilidad social, Desarrollo sostenibleResumen
El estudio tiene como objetivo principal validar la evolución de la teoría de administración, enfocándose en la transición de un enfoque tradicional de creación de valor exclusivo para los accionistas hacia un reconocimiento más amplio de la función social de las empresas. Además, analiza la introducción de la economía circular como una respuesta a los desafíos ambientales, promoviendo la producción sustentable y considerando su papel en el crecimiento económico y la estabilidad de los recursos. Se utilizó un enfoque exploratorio-analítico basado en el análisis de clúster para identificar y comprender las interrelaciones entre la economía circular, la filosofía Cradle to Cradle y la sustentabilidad. La información se recopiló de bases de datos científicas como Scopus® y Web of Science®, permitiendo analizar un amplio conjunto de publicaciones relevantes. El análisis de clústeres reveló tres agrupaciones principales: sustentabilidad, economía circular y desarrollo económico. Estos clústeres mostraron cómo estos conceptos están interrelacionados y cómo pueden integrarse en estrategias empresariales para abordar los desafíos globales de manera efectiva. El dendrograma resultante facilitó la visualización de estas interconexiones y proporcionó una estructura jerárquica clara de los conceptos analizados. La economía circular se presenta no solo como una estrategia ambientalmente responsable, sino también como un paradigma innovador que optimiza los recursos, impulsa la sostenibilidad y promueve una mayor resiliencia en los sistemas industriales.
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