Tables
2.1
The 10 most- cited papers (491 citations) and the 10
papers with the most citations per year
22
2.2
journals with more than seven articles (n = 117) –
number of articles, sum and share of citations per journal
(total n = 9,207 citations)
23
2.3
The five most prominent authors, with more than four
papers
23
2.4
The 10 countries with the most articles, based on address
fraction counts
24
2.5
Types of organisation by number of papers, and their
share of the total number of papers (n = 449 papers)
24
2.6
The 10 most prominent organisations in terms of number
of papers (n = 99, fraction counts) and Freeman’s degree
centrality in co- authorship networks; values for
Freeman’s betweenness centrality are added
25
2.7
Key characteristics of the bioeconomy visions
28
2.A1 Alphabetic list of journals with number of papers, share of
papers, number of citations and share of citations
36
2.A2 List of Web of Science categories, sorted by number of
papers and share of papers
44
3.1
Lock- in mechanisms potentially affecting waste valorisation
58
5.1
Selected indicators on waste generation in Oslo, 2015
100
6.1
Characteristics of the breweries interviewed in the case
study
110
6.2
Factors and variables of spent grain management
113
6.3
Number of interview statements by brewers in relation to
factors and aspects of spent grain management
118
6.4
Number of interview statements by brewers in relation to
factors and aspects of engagement in R&D projects
122
7.1
Animal production in Denmark and Norway (2017 figures)
133
9.1
pH and nutrient composition of acid whey from the
production of Greek yoghurt, cottage cheese and cream
cheese
166