Impact of WEEE‐directive on reverse logistics in Germany

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Stakeholder Perspectives on E‐Waste Take‐Back Legislation (2013, background): “Krikke et al. (2003), Walther and Spengler (2005), and Hammond and Beullens (2007) looked at the impact of take-back legislation on reverse logistics and network design.”
Environmental and economical sustainability of WEEE closed-loop supply chains with recycling: a system dynamics analysis (2010, methodology): “Walther and Spengler develop a locationallocation mathematical model implemented to the German recovery system [ 24 ].”
Robust possibilistic programming for socially responsible supply chain network design: A new approach (2012, background): “Keywords: Fuzzy mathematical programming; Robust possibilistic programming; Necessity measure; Corporate social responsibility; Supply chain network design”
How are WEEE doing? A global review of the management of electrical and electronic wastes. (2011, background): “PWMAs need to sort discarded products accordingly (Walther and Spengler, 2005).”
Extended Producer Responsibility for E‐Waste: Individual or Collective Producer Responsibility? (2012, background): “…legislation investigates implementation details such as reverse logistics and network design (Hammond and Beullens 2007, Krikke et al. 2003, Walther and Spengler 2005), recycling competition (Toyasaki et al. 2010), recovery process design (Zuidwijk and Krikke 2008), supply chain…”