Titlebook: Bioeconomy; Shaping the Transiti Iris Lewandowski Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Sustainability.Bio

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Bioeconomy Conceptsthe first uses of the terms bioeconomics and bioeconomy and goes on to review the development of the concept of the “knowledge-based bioeconomy” in the European Union before discussing the rise of the bioeconomy as a global concept. A shift from a “resource substitution perspective” of the bioeconom

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Inter- and Transdisciplinarity in Bioeconomyonomy-related policy discourses, concepts and production examples. Inter- and transdisciplinary research approaches have the potential to positively contribute to solving complex societal problems and to advance the generation of knowledge relevant for innovative solutions. As a key concept for inte

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Biobased Resources and Value Chainsonomist requires knowledge of these resources to be able to plan the resource supply strategy for a bioeconomic activity, to decide which biomass resource is best suited for a specific biobased product chain and how these product chains can be optimized. This chapter describes the characteristics of

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Markets, Sustainability Management and Entrepreneurshipions with agricultural and food markets. In particular, it describes the effect of increasing demand for biobased products on market prices and thus the quantity of agricultural resources demanded and supplied. Furthermore, we discuss factors that may drive or limit demand and supply of biobased pro

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Modelling and Tools Supporting the Transition to a Bioeconomyfirst century. One of those challenges is the closing of the prosperity gap between rich and poor countries. However, considering the current global population growth and anthropogenically induced climate change, it is expected that efforts to achieve this goal will be accompanied by an increasing d

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Economic Growth, Development, and Innovation: The Transformation Towards a Knowledge-Based Bioeconomnovation-triggered transformation towards a knowledge-based bioeconomy, which is supposed to overcome the current lock-in into a fossil fuel-based CO.-intensive production. To do this, a neo-Schumpeterian view is applied that highlights the complex interplay in knowledge generation and knowledge dif