Research article
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This paper explores the critical-emancipatory potential of circular construction approaches in achieving sustainable and just urban futures. Drawing on ecofeminist political economy perspectives, the study argues that meaningful social-ecological transformations require more than mere resource optimization and waste reduction. By problematizing capitalocentric and technoscientific biases, the analysis based on a German case study highlights the need for systemic change that addresses entrenched inequities and power structures. The empirical focus is on a handbook published by the State...
