Recycling　of　waste　electrical　and　electronic　equipment　(WEEE)　reduces　the　waste　of　resources,　environmental　pollution,　and　human　health　risks.　WEEE　recycling　involves　multiple　stakeholders　and　a　complex　array　of　interacting　factors　that　influence　the　behavior　of　those　stakeholders.　Identifying　the　key　influencing　factors　for　these　stakeholders　helps　in　the　effective　development　of　the　WEEE　recycling　industry.　Most　previous　research　has　only　considered　the　perspective　of　consumers,　however,　this　study　considered　the　influencing　factors　for　four　key　stakeholders:　manufacturers,　consumers,　recyclers　and　disposers,　and　the　government.　The　Decision　Making　Trial　and　Evaluation　Laboratory　(DEMATEL)　model　was　used　to　determine　the　main　factors　affecting　the　typical　social　recycling　behaviors　in　China.　The　results　show　that　the　most　critical　influential　factor　is　the　government　policies　that　promote　WEEE　recycling　(incentive),　whereas　the　most　important　centrality　factor　is　the　producers　that　take　responsibility　for　recycling.　The　disclosure　of　the　environmental　product　information　by　manufacturers　is　the　least　important　influencing　factor　in　the　system,　which　is　contrary　to　conventional　understanding.　Although　the　government　plays　a　powerful　role,　the　production,　recycling,　and　processing　companies　constitute　central　links　in　the　entire　WEEE　recycling　industry　and　are　therefore　important.　These　results　are　helpful　in　formulating　relevant　policies　and　affecting　the　behavior　of　relevant　stakeholders.