Call for papers/Topics

Full Articles/ Reviews/ Shorts Papers/ Abstracts are welcomed in the following research fields:

Overarching Themes:

• The Interdependence of Economic Development and Social Sustainability: Exploring how economic growth can be achieved in a way that fosters social well-being, equity, and inclusion, and vice versa.
• The Role of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Analyzing how the 17 SDGs provide a framework for integrating economic, social, and environmental dimensions of development.
• Building Resilient and Inclusive Economies: Strategies for creating economic systems that can withstand shocks, reduce inequalities, and provide opportunities for all.
• The Future of Work and Social Equity: Addressing the social implications of technological advancements, automation, and the changing nature of work, ensuring decent work for all.
• Financing Sustainable Development: Examining innovative financial mechanisms and public-private partnerships to support projects that promote both economic growth and social well-being.
• The Impact of Climate Change on Economic Development and Social Equity: Analyzing the disproportionate impacts of climate change on vulnerable populations and exploring adaptation and mitigation strategies that are socially just.
• The Importance of Governance and Institutions: Investigating the role of effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions in achieving sustainable economic and social progress.
• Measuring and Monitoring Sustainable Development: Discussing indicators and frameworks for assessing progress in both economic and social dimensions of sustainability.

Specific Areas of Focus:

Economic Development:

• Sustainable Economic Growth Models: Exploring alternatives to traditional growth models that prioritize environmental and social considerations.
• Green Economy and Circular Economy: Discussing the opportunities and challenges of transitioning to economic systems that minimize waste and environmental impact.
• Sustainable Industrialization and Innovation: Fostering industries and technologies that are both economically viable and environmentally and socially responsible.
• Trade and Sustainable Development: Analyzing the social and environmental impacts of trade policies and promoting fair and sustainable trade practices.
• Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems: Exploring ways to ensure food security while promoting environmental sustainability and social equity in agricultural practices.
• Sustainable Tourism: Developing tourism models that benefit local communities, preserve cultural heritage, and minimize environmental impact.
• Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development: Supporting businesses that have a social or environmental mission alongside economic goals.
• The Role of SMEs in Sustainable Development: Examining how small and medium-sized enterprises can contribute to and benefit from sustainable practices.
• Digital Economy and Social Inclusion: Exploring how digital technologies can be leveraged to promote economic opportunities and social equity.

Social Sustainability:

• Poverty Reduction and Inequality: Addressing the root causes of poverty and developing strategies to reduce income and social inequalities.
• Education and Skills Development for a Sustainable Future: Ensuring access to quality education and training that equips individuals with the knowledge and skills needed for a sustainable economy and society.
• Health and Well-being for All: Promoting healthy lives and ensuring access to quality healthcare services for all population groups.
• Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment: Addressing gender disparities in economic, social, and political spheres and promoting women's full and equal participation.
• Social Inclusion and Justice: Fostering inclusive societies that respect diversity, protect human rights, and ensure equal opportunities for marginalized groups.
• Affordable and Sustainable Housing: Addressing housing shortages and promoting the development of sustainable and inclusive housing solutions.
• Sustainable Urban Development: Creating cities and communities that are livable, resilient, and environmentally and socially sustainable.
• Community Engagement and Participation: Emphasizing the importance of involving local communities in decision-making processes related to economic development and sustainability.
• Cultural Heritage and Social Cohesion: Recognizing the role of culture in sustainable development and promoting social cohesion and intercultural understanding.
• Ethical Considerations in Economic Development: Examining the ethical implications of economic policies and practices on social well-being and environmental sustainability.
• Corporate Social Responsibility and Accountability: Encouraging businesses to integrate social and environmental considerations into their operations and be accountable for their impacts.

Cross-cutting Issues:

• The Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Examining the interconnectedness of these critical resources and developing integrated approaches to sustainable management.
• Biodiversity Conservation and its Socio-economic Impacts: Understanding the economic and social value of biodiversity and promoting its conservation for sustainable development.
• Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience Building: Integrating social and economic considerations into strategies for reducing the risks and impacts of natural disasters.
• The Role of Technology and Innovation: Exploring how technological advancements can be harnessed to address both economic and social sustainability challenges.
• Policy Coherence and Integration: Promoting better coordination and integration of economic, social, and environmental policies at all levels of governance.
• Global Partnerships for Sustainable Development: Emphasizing the importance of international cooperation and partnerships in achieving shared goals.