Gottinger, AlexandraLadu, LuanaQuitzow, Rainer2020-11-132020-11-132020-10-29https://depositonce.tu-berlin.de/handle/11303/11931http://dx.doi.org/10.14279/depositonce-10822The European Commission’s strategic long-term vision for 2050, “A Clean Planet for All”, identifies the bioeconomy and the circular economy as key strategic areas for achieving a climate-neutral economy. Focus is given to the sustainability of biomass and the circularity of materials. However, in order to facilitate the transition toward a sustainable bio-based circular economy and to unlock its potential, strong accompanying measures are required. These should be designed based on a systematic understanding of transition drivers and barriers. This paper, after providing a systematic review of transition research on the circular bioeconomy, focuses on the identification and classification of transition barriers, clustering them into relevant categories. Moreover, it provides a comparison of the barriers identified by various frameworks.en330 Wirtschaftbioeconomycircular economytransition studiestransition barriersArticle2020-11-122071-1050