Our purpose is to examine the link between circular economy (CE) and territorial
development in the literature. Works on CE most often deal with its integration within firms' …

As the notion of circular bioeconomy emerges and the issue of organic waste recovery
becomes more important, we show that circular bioeconomy is not a simple superposition of …

The needed transition from a fossil-to a bio-based economy fosters the utilization of
biological resources derived from recycled low value by-products and waste streams. Chain …

The integration of easily available and under-exploited biomasses is considered a
sustainable strategy in biorefining approaches. Mediterranean countries, especially Algeria …

This paper provides a summary of the evolution of the bioeconomy and compares it with
trends in related economics literature. The objective is to discuss how the bio-based …

Bioeconomy has gained importance during the last decade as a frame of reference for the
design and implementation of policies to foster sustainable development and innovation …

Brewers' spent grain (BSG) is an important waste produced by beer companies and has a
high potential to be transformed into commercial by-products. The present paper reports a …

Lignin valorization is a key aspect to design sustainable management systems for
lignocellulosic biomass. The successful implementation of bio-refineries requires high value …

Bioeconomy conceptualisations often invoke opportunities to transition towards innovative
biotechnologies, bioresources and applications. Clarifying goals has implications for the …

This article explores how key political parties have operationalised the only three economic
models discussed politically in New Zealand, since 2009: green growth (GG); circular …