Economy of Region
Scope & Guideline
Exploring the Intersections of Economy, Business, and Environment
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Regional Economic Development:
The journal examines economic development strategies tailored to specific regions, including the analysis of growth drivers, barriers, and the impact of policies on regional economies. - Sustainability and Environmental Economics:
Research often incorporates sustainability considerations, exploring the economic implications of environmental policies, climate change, and resource management. - Human Capital and Labor Market Dynamics:
Articles frequently address the role of human capital in economic development, including labor market trends, educational impacts, and migration patterns within regions. - Infrastructure and Connectivity:
Infrastructure development, including transport, ICT, and energy systems, is a critical focus area, analyzing how these factors influence regional economic performance. - Digital Transformation and Innovation:
The journal explores the implications of digital technologies on regional economies, emphasizing innovation, digitalization, and their impact on competitiveness. - Comparative Regional Analysis:
It provides comparative studies of regional economies, assessing differences in development trajectories, policy impacts, and socio-economic conditions. - Policy Analysis and Strategic Planning:
The journal includes evaluations of regional policies and strategic planning frameworks, assessing their effectiveness and alignment with national and international goals.
Trending and Emerging
- Climate Change and Economic Adaptation:
There is an increasing emphasis on the economic implications of climate change, particularly how regions can adapt their economies to mitigate risks associated with environmental changes. - Digitalization and Smart Cities:
The trend towards digital transformation in regional economies is gaining traction, with a focus on smart city initiatives and the integration of digital technologies in urban planning and management. - Impact of COVID-19 on Regional Economies:
Research related to the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is emerging as a significant theme, exploring recovery strategies and resilience in regional economies. - Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
There is a growing alignment of research with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on how regional policies can contribute to achieving these global objectives. - Social Equity and Inclusive Growth:
Emerging studies are increasingly addressing social equity issues, exploring how regional economic policies can ensure inclusive growth and reduce disparities among different populations. - Regional Innovation Ecosystems:
Research on the development of regional innovation ecosystems is trending, emphasizing collaboration among universities, businesses, and governments to foster innovation and economic growth.
Declining or Waning
- Agricultural Economics:
While still relevant, the frequency of articles focusing specifically on agricultural economics has decreased, possibly due to a broader shift towards urban and industrial economic issues. - Traditional Industrial Analysis:
Research centered on traditional industries, particularly in the context of older industrial regions, appears to be waning as attention shifts to innovative and technology-driven sectors. - Static Economic Models:
There has been a noticeable reduction in papers employing static economic models, with a trend towards dynamic and agent-based modeling approaches that account for rapid changes in regional economies. - International Trade in Traditional Goods:
Studies focusing on international trade dynamics, particularly for traditional goods, seem to be less prevalent, as the emphasis moves towards new trade challenges and digital economies. - Historical Economic Studies:
Research that primarily focuses on historical economic analysis of regions is becoming less common, as contemporary issues and future projections gain more attention.
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