Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues?
The bioeconomy is under tension regarding its function: a transition lever based on an in-depth transformation of its production modes regarding the use of renewable resources, or a possibly green growth lever in maintained modes of production. This contribution to the debate identifies three leads...
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doaj-7d15c368290349c6a64303c4db4ecd952021-04-02T17:50:58ZfraEDP SciencesNatures Sciences Sociétés1240-13071765-29792019-10-0127443844410.1051/nss/2020004nss200004Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues?Béfort Nicolas0de Fouchécour Florence1de Rouffignac Aliénor2Holt Christopher A.3Leclère Margot4Loth Teddy5Moscoviz Roman6Pion Florian7Ruault Jean-François8Thierry Marina9Economics, Neoma Business School, Chair in Industrial BioeconomyMicrobiology, AgroParisTech, UMR782 GMPAEconomics, Irstea, UR ETBXBiochemistry, University of Leeds, EPSRC CDT in BioenergyAgronomy, Inra, UMR0211 AgronomieSynthetic biology, IFP Énergies nouvellesBiotechnology, Inrae, Université de Montpellier, LBEBiochemistry, Inrae, UMR1318 IJPBEconomics, Université Grenoble-Alpes, Inrae, UR LessemChemistry, Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, UMR8180 ILVThe bioeconomy is under tension regarding its function: a transition lever based on an in-depth transformation of its production modes regarding the use of renewable resources, or a possibly green growth lever in maintained modes of production. This contribution to the debate identifies three leads to develop bioeconomy as means of organizing the sustainable transition to sustainable production modes through a renewed approach to territories, new relations regarding the exploitation of nature, and the development of new knowledge bases under sustainability constraints.https://www.nss-journal.org/articles/nss/full_html/2019/04/nss200004/nss200004.htmlbioeconomytransitionsustainabilityterritoriesagriculture |
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Béfort Nicolas de Fouchécour Florence de Rouffignac Aliénor Holt Christopher A. Leclère Margot Loth Teddy Moscoviz Roman Pion Florian Ruault Jean-François Thierry Marina Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? Natures Sciences Sociétés bioeconomy transition sustainability territories agriculture |
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Béfort Nicolas de Fouchécour Florence de Rouffignac Aliénor Holt Christopher A. Leclère Margot Loth Teddy Moscoviz Roman Pion Florian Ruault Jean-François Thierry Marina |
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Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? |
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Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? |
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Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? |
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Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? |
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Toward a European bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? |
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toward a european bioeconomic transition: is a soft shift enough to challenge hard socio-ecological issues? |
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Natures Sciences Sociétés |
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1240-1307 1765-2979 |
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The bioeconomy is under tension regarding its function: a transition lever based on an in-depth transformation of its production modes regarding the use of renewable resources, or a possibly green growth lever in maintained modes of production. This contribution to the debate identifies three leads to develop bioeconomy as means of organizing the sustainable transition to sustainable production modes through a renewed approach to territories, new relations regarding the exploitation of nature, and the development of new knowledge bases under sustainability constraints. |
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bioeconomy transition sustainability territories agriculture |
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