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In this book chapter we are looking at urban mining of e-waste (waste of electrical and electronic equipment) in three Indian cities: Bengaluru, Mumbai, and New Delhi. The recycling process is mainly carried out by informal workers in indigent conditions. We aim to understand the informal recycling practices and their effect on the workers, the environment they live in, and the social aspects of being informal recyclers. We use modernization theory, GVC, and Human Development approach. We discover that informal labor is traditional and that the benefit of formal linkages would be the recognition of the presence of informal labor in e-waste management.
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Circular Economy, E-waste, Urbanization, Recycling, SustainabilityTimes
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Copyright © 2022 by Hakan Aktug, Minija Augustinaite, and Martina Zini. All rights reserved. In accordance with copyright law, this book chapter may only be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted as a whole in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods by preserving authors' and publisher's information without any prior written permission of the authors. In addition to copyright law and the terms above, any information generated or produced within the influence of this book chapter shall only be admissible with proper referencing.
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