AI-BASED ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION: A DIGITAL ACCESS JUSTICE MODEL FOR INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT IN THE ERA OF OPTIMIZATION

Abstract

This study aims to examine the integration of circular economy principles with social enterprise practices to develop inclusive, resource-efficient, and community-centered economic models. This research seeks to understand how circular-based community initiatives can simultaneously generate social and environmental value, strengthen local economic resilience, and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for marginalized groups. In addition, this research aims to formulate a conceptual framework that describes the synergy between circular innovation, community participation, and social entrepreneurship mechanisms. The Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method is used using the PRISMA guidelines to ensure a structured and transparent research process. The review involves four main stages: identification, screening, eligibility, and inclusion. Relevant articles published in the last seven years are sourced from reputable academic databases. Data extraction and thematic analysis were carried out to categorize emerging patterns related to community empowerment, circular resource management, and social entrepreneurship. Visualization tools, including VOSviewer and PRISMA flowcharts, are used to map keyword relationships and document selection paths. These findings reveal that integrating circular economy practices in social entrepreneurship significantly improves community empowerment by reducing waste, optimizing the circulation of resources, and creating new economic opportunities. The results also show that successful implementation requires strong institutional collaboration, capacity building, and continuous innovation. The study concludes that the circular social enterprise model serves as a viable and transformative approach to promoting sustainable community development