International Journal of Green Economics

2006 - 2025

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Green capitalism: negative carbon and the green power fund pp. 321-333: Graciela Chichilnisky
The state of carbon finance in Europe: a 'SWOT' analysis of the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme pp. 334-352: Winston Mak
Carbon sustainability framework to reduce CO 2 emissions in data centres pp. 353-369: Mueen Uddin, Azizah Abdul Rahman and Jamshed Memon
Foreign investor liability for environmental damage: does the form of capital matter? pp. 370-383: Joshua Anyangah
Green marketing: can it effectively contribute to green economics? pp. 384-395: Khosro S. Jahdi
Integrating CSR with hospitality management programmes in higher education pp. 396-404: John Parker

What makes Tunisian ecopreneurs satisfied with their job? pp. 219-230: Sana Harbi, Gilles Grolleau and Sonia Hadj Ammar
The green economy and the knowledge economy: exploring the interface pp. 231-247: Adrian C. Newton
Deforestation, economic prosperity, and political institutions in East Asia and the Pacific pp. 248-258: Klarizze Puzon
The prospect of the United Nations' climate change negotiating framework: implications from Copenhagen and Cancun pp. 259-268: Winston Ka-Ming Mak
Land-use planning, permaculture and the transitivity of 'development' pp. 269-284: Michael Hannis
Development of a multi criteria decision model for justification of green manufacturing systems pp. 285-305: Kuldip Singh Sangwan
The effect of FDI on trade-led growth hypothesis: a co-integrated panel analysis pp. 306-320: Rudra P. Pradhan

Theorising care: a possible defence of interdisciplinarity in economics pp. 109-125: Vinca Bigo and Ioana Negru
Promoting the growth of high quality goods and the phasing out of shoddy products pp. 126-132: Peter Lang
An investigation into the evolved relationship between spot and futures in the European Union Emission Trading Scheme pp. 133-142: Wei Lu and Wen-Jun Wang
Slovene directors as searchers: tying the local socialist system to the outside world pp. 143-166: Jeffrey David Turk
Beyond an ungreen-economics-based political philosophy: three strikes against 'the difference principle' pp. 167-183: Rupert Read
Accelerating the green transformation in the USA: new deal for the economic crisis pp. 184-203: Peter Yang and Injazz Chen
The credit crisis: a golden opportunity to extend localisation and stimulate genuinely sustainable local economic development pp. 204-212: Julian Lamb and Karen Leach

The path to a sustainable economy: sustainable consumption, social identity and ecological citizenship pp. 1-14: Quentin Duroy
Is there a role for contemporary practices of askesis in supporting a transition to sustainable consumption? pp. 15-40: Peter Doran
Act first, ask questions later: the cognitive-behavioural implications of the liberal model of freedom pp. 41-48: Rosamund Stock
What is 'green' in the green new deal – criteria from ecofeminist and post-Keynesian economics pp. 49-64: Stefan Kesting
Exploring the link between development and migration in Ethiopia pp. 65-74: Mahelet Alemayehu Mekonnen
The overexploitation and illegal trade of Prunus africana in the protected areas in the light of international environmental law (a case study of the Democratic Republic of Congo) pp. 75-86: Freddy Tshibundu Shamwana
Industrial development and the trade-off to environment: measurement techniques, meanings and outcomes in the context of water poverty in Egypt pp. 87-108: Doaa Salman

"In the midst of economic disaster, can the USA still care about green accounting?.... Which is more important a sustainable economy or a sustainable environment?" pp. 327-332: Constance Crawford
Green accounting: a conceptual framework pp. 333-345: Tony Greenham
Sustainable development: equal treatment of the present and the future? pp. 346-359: Graciela Chichilnisky
The importance of social cost benefit analysis as a tool to help green economics to allocate resources more efficiently pp. 360-379: Chow Fah Yee and Eu Chye Tan
Towards a green economics approach to cost-benefit analysis pp. 380-392: Steve Mandel
The need to move to a qualitatively-improving steady-state economy to resolve the climate change dilemma pp. 393-428: Philip Lawn

Gender perspectives of the financial and economic crisis pp. 217-230: Deborah Ruggieri
The economic situation and (tentatively) prospects: September 2009 (revised) pp. 231-244: Joseph Halevi
Green IT framework for small and medium scale Indian IT services companies pp. 245-261: Sanjay Mohapatra and Anuj Jindal
Are ENGOs empowered through EU accession? The case of Maltese ENGOs pp. 262-274: Michael Briguglio
The social impact of liberalisation of plastic bottles in Malta pp. 275-291: Michael Briguglio and Diana Aquilina
The economies of the Baltic Sea Region in relation to green economics, with particular focus on Latvia: environmental sustainability and well-being pp. 292-305: Dzineta Dimante and Dzintra Atstaja
Development and sustainability in contemporary Brazil pp. 306-312: Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi and Jose Ricardo Barbosa Goncalves
Ecological modernisation as bureaucracy – organic food and its certification in the UK and India pp. 313-326: David Toke and Sukanya Raghavan

The care paradox: devaluing and idealising care, the mother, and mother nature pp. 117-133: Vinca Bigo
Inequality and the commodification of urban life: challenges to sustainable development in contemporary Brazil pp. 134-144: Jose Ricardo Barbosa Goncalves and Maria Alejandra Caporale Madi
Exploring the operating efficiency of semiconductor industry by a sustainable development approach pp. 145-155: Shiu-Wan Hung and Mei-Chun Liu
Linking environmental management systems with cost reduction in enterprises: an analysis of managerial responses pp. 156-169: Robert Kudlak
Policy instruments for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transport in Europe pp. 170-182: Chris Nash
Weak-form efficiency of European Union emission trading scheme – evidence from variance ratio tests pp. 183-196: Wei Lu and Wenjun Wang
Adjusting China's GDP: a green accounting illustration pp. 197-204: Naomi Baster
Forest accounts: a primary case study in China pp. 205-216: Zhang Ying

The role of strategic health impact assessment in sustainable development pp. 1-16: Michael Joffe
Determining the economic-environment relation: a regulationist approach pp. 17-42: Lynne Chester
Why do we need green economics when we have ecological economics? A proposal for 'pulling people together' at the crossroad of environmental and social sustainability pp. 43-62: Ali Douai
Measuring abundance: the case of Cittaslow's attempts to support better quality of life pp. 63-81: Wolfgang Hoeschele
Pro-poor low carbon development and the role of growth pp. 82-93: Frauke Urban
Indian women entrepreneurs and employment – local economic impact and lessons for green economics pp. 94-112: Michael Taylor
Book Review: Selling Olga: Stories of Human Trafficking and Resistance by Louisa Waugh pp. 113-115: Michelle Suzanne Gale De Oliveira