Advancing sustainable, inclusive, and environmentally responsible economic thinking through rigorous research, innovative policy analysis, and transformative solutions for people and the planet.
Green Economics Review (GER) is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the theory and practice of Green Economics. The journal provides an academic platform for transformative economic thinking by placing sustainability, social equity, and environmental considerations at the centre of economic analysis and policymaking.
GER welcomes high-quality theoretical, empirical, methodological, and policy-oriented research that explores innovative approaches to addressing global economic, social, and environmental challenges. The journal aims to contribute to the development of economic systems that promote human well-being, social justice, efficient resource use, and environmental sustainability.
GER considers original contributions across the following interconnected areas of Green Economics.
Research developing, examining, and extending the theoretical, conceptual, philosophical, and ethical foundations of Green Economics and sustainable economic transformation.
Research evaluating economic policies, governance arrangements, and policy instruments designed to support sustainable development and address environmental and economic risks.
Research on analytical tools, economic instruments, measurement frameworks, and methodological innovations for assessing and improving Green Economy performance.
Research examining the economic dimensions of natural resource management and the effects of Green Economy initiatives on communities, livelihoods, and societal well-being.
Research exploring global economic and environmental developments and how their implications are interpreted, adapted, and addressed across national, regional, and local contexts.
Research addressing the distributional consequences of economic and environmental transitions, with particular attention to fairness, inclusion, and the participation of marginalized groups.
Manuscripts submitted to GER should demonstrate a clear and substantive contribution to Green Economics. Submissions may employ theoretical, empirical, comparative, qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods approaches, provided that the research question and findings are relevant to the journal’s focus and scope.
The journal particularly values work that connects economic analysis with sustainability challenges, offers meaningful insights for policy or practice, and advances understanding of how economic systems can become more environmentally sustainable and socially equitable.
Green Economics Review welcomes rigorous and original scholarship that contributes to a more sustainable, inclusive, and environmentally responsible global economy.
