JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
Scope & Guideline
Innovating Management Practices for Environmental Resilience.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Environmental Policy Analysis:
This area focuses on the evaluation of environmental policies and regulations, examining their effectiveness, efficiency, and impacts on various sectors and demographics. - Economic Valuation of Environmental Goods:
Research in this scope seeks to quantify the economic value of natural resources and ecosystem services, utilizing methods such as contingent valuation, hedonic pricing, and cost-benefit analysis. - Behavioral Economics and Environmental Decision-Making:
This focus area explores how psychological factors, social norms, and behavioral nudges influence individuals' and organizations' environmental choices and actions. - Climate Change Economics:
The journal consistently addresses the economic implications of climate change, including mitigation strategies, adaptation measures, and the socio-economic impacts of climate policies. - Natural Resource Management:
This area examines the economic principles underlying the sustainable management of natural resources, including water, fisheries, and forests, and their interactions with economic systems. - Impact of Environmental Degradation on Human Health:
Research in this scope investigates the economic consequences of environmental pollution and degradation on public health outcomes, linking environmental quality to healthcare costs and productivity. - Interdisciplinary Approaches to Environmental Issues:
The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that integrates economic analysis with insights from ecology, sociology, and political science to address complex environmental challenges.
Trending and Emerging
- Integration of Behavioral Economics in Environmental Policy:
Recent publications highlight the role of behavioral economics in shaping effective environmental policies, emphasizing the importance of understanding human behavior and decision-making processes. - Climate Adaptation Strategies:
There is an increasing focus on research related to adaptation strategies in response to climate change, exploring how communities and economies can adjust to new environmental realities. - Circular Economy and Sustainable Practices:
Studies examining the transition to a circular economy, which emphasizes reuse and recycling, are gaining traction as societies seek sustainable alternatives to linear economic models. - Impact of Technology on Environmental Outcomes:
Emerging research explores the implications of technological advancements, such as renewable energy technologies and smart city innovations, on environmental sustainability and economic performance. - Environmental Justice and Equity:
A growing emphasis on environmental justice highlights the socio-economic disparities in environmental impacts and the need for equitable policy solutions that address these inequalities. - Interconnectedness of Global Environmental Issues:
Research increasingly recognizes the interconnectedness of global environmental challenges, such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, necessitating collaborative and synergistic approaches.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Resource Extraction Economics:
Research focusing solely on traditional resource extraction methods and their economic implications has decreased, likely due to a growing emphasis on sustainable practices and renewable resources. - Static Models in Environmental Economics:
There has been a noticeable decline in the use of static economic models that do not account for dynamic environmental changes and feedback loops, as the field increasingly favors dynamic and adaptive modeling approaches. - Single-Dimensional Environmental Impact Assessments:
The trend toward comprehensive assessments that consider multiple dimensions of environmental impacts has overshadowed studies that only evaluate single-factor impacts, leading to a decline in their publication. - Generalized Economic Equilibrium Models:
While still relevant, the use of generalized equilibrium models in environmental economics has waned as researchers seek more nuanced, sector-specific analyses that better capture the complexities of environmental issues. - Environmental Economics without Behavioral Insights:
There is a decreasing focus on purely economic analyses that do not incorporate behavioral insights, as the field recognizes the importance of understanding human behavior in addressing environmental challenges.
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