The current scholarship of knowledge, as exemplified by "Integrating Circular Economy Principles in Business Strategies: a Policy-Driven Approach," reveals a profound ontological shift: from a linear, extractive worldview to a cyclical, regenerative paradigm. This transition necessitates a radical re-evaluation of value creation, moving beyond mere economic utility to encompass ecological and social well-being.

Furthermore, this article itself critically examines the intersection of policy and business strategy in fostering circularity. It highlights the inherent tension between top-down regulatory frameworks and bottom-up corporate innovation, reinforcing the need for synergistic alignment. 

The study contents promise to add to theory and practice by offering a nuanced understanding of policy-driven circular economy integration, particularly in identifying effective policy mechanisms and strategic frameworks that bridge this gap.

 This contributes to an innovative philosophical output by moving beyond descriptive analysis to prescriptive recommendations for achieving a truly sustainable economic system, one that harmonizes human endeavor with planetary boundaries and ultimately, redefines prosperity.

Link to the article; https://doi.org/10.1007/s43615-025-00523-5

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