Economics Ecology Socium
Scope & Guideline
Bridging economics, ecology, and society for impactful change.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Sustainable Economic Development:
The journal emphasizes research on sustainable economic practices, exploring how economic activities can be aligned with ecological preservation and social equity. - Innovation and Technology Integration:
A core focus on the role of innovation in economic growth, particularly through the lens of technology integration in various sectors, including digitalization and blockchain. - Social Economy and Community Development:
The journal examines the social economy's contributions to community resilience, focusing on inclusive practices that promote social welfare alongside economic growth. - Circular Economy Practices:
Research on circular economy models is a significant theme, exploring how businesses can minimize waste and maximize resource efficiency through innovative practices. - Human Capital and Labor Dynamics:
The journal investigates the dynamics of human capital development, labor market trends, and the impact of education and training on workforce capabilities. - Public Policy and Economic Regulation:
The journal addresses the role of public policy in shaping economic landscapes, particularly in sectors like agriculture, maritime transport, and energy.
Trending and Emerging
- Digitalization and Economic Security:
The integration of digital technologies in economic practices and its implications for investment security have gained prominence, reflecting the global trend towards digital transformation. - Circular Economy and Sustainability Indicators:
An increasing number of studies are exploring the metrics and indicators for assessing circular economy practices, emphasizing the need for quantifiable measures of sustainability. - Green Entrepreneurship and Social Impact:
Research on innovative models of green entrepreneurship is on the rise, highlighting the social impacts of sustainable business practices on local economies. - Public-Private Partnerships in Crisis Management:
There is a growing interest in analyzing public-private partnerships, particularly in the context of managing crises such as wartime economies and pandemics. - Human Resources Management in a Digital Age:
Emerging themes include the role of human resources management in adapting to digital transformations and enhancing employee engagement in increasingly remote and flexible work environments.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Industrial Growth Models:
There has been a noticeable decrease in research focusing on conventional industrial growth models, likely due to the increasing emphasis on sustainability and innovation-driven growth. - Agricultural Cooperatives:
While historically significant, studies dedicated to the operational dynamics of agricultural cooperatives have diminished, possibly overshadowed by broader discussions on sustainable agribusiness practices. - Economic Indicators in Isolation:
The trend of analyzing economic indicators in isolation without considering social or environmental impacts appears to be waning, as integrative approaches gain traction. - Macro-Economic Policies without Ecological Considerations:
Research concentrating solely on macro-economic policies without addressing ecological implications has decreased, as the journal increasingly prioritizes interdisciplinary approaches. - Analysis of Labor Market Trends Pre-COVID-19:
The focus on labor market analyses prior to the COVID-19 pandemic has diminished, as new studies pivot to the impact of the pandemic on labor dynamics and employment strategies.
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