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Unpacking the territorial roots of barriers to circular bioeconomy transitions in agri-food waste systems: evidence from Réunion Island
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DOI:10.1016/j.eist.2026.101173.png)
Abstract
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• Territoire reveals the socially constructed nature of sociotechnical barriers. • 12 barriers hindering circular bioeconomy transitions are identified. • Resistance to change stems from distributed agency and entrenched structures. • Both diffuse and agentive power shapes conditions for circular innovation emergence. • A territorial lens reveals biomass and land-use competition across sectors.
Keywords:
Circular economy
Path-dependence
Lock-ins, Innovation
Transformation
Agriculture
Sustainability
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