Sustainable Development
1993 - 2025
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Volume 33, issue 1, 2025
- Linking local and global: Assessing water scarcity risk through nested trade networks pp. 1-18

- Chenglong Wang, Chenyang Shuai, Xi Chen, Jingran Sun and Bu Zhao
- A pathway for plastic waste in construction materials pp. 19-29

- Sidra Tul Muntaha and Martina Keitsch
- Overcoming barriers to sustainable development: Evaluating what information frameworks matter and how they work in reducing consumer food waste pp. 30-51

- Ting Xu, Lingyun Mi, Xuejiao Wang, Jiali Han, Lijie Qiao, Hongwei Chen and Yuchuan Jiang
- Sustainability transition theories: Perpetuating or breaking with the status quo pp. 52-68

- Katharina Biely and Sabrina Chakori
- Alignment of the 2030 Agenda to the port industry pp. 69-83

- David Tremblay, Claude Villeneuve and Patrick Faubert
- Supplier–buyer (in)congruence in environmental management accounting for sustainable development in the context of Japan pp. 84-99

- Yanqin Zeng, Sotaro Katsumata, Xi Li and Qingyu Zhang
- The path to China's zero‐carbon target: Implications for the relationship between de‐coal, economic output, and carbon dioxide emissions pp. 100-112

- Emrah Kocak and Mohammed Alnour
- The role of private sector investment in agriculture: A catalyst for sustainable development in Asia pp. 113-128

- Robert Becker Pickson, Peng Gui, Lirong Jian and Elliot Boateng
- Turning “green” into “gold”: A study on the impact of green finance pilot zone policy on energy carbon emission efficiency pp. 129-143

- Jiazhan Gao, Guihong Hua and Baofeng Huo
- Leveraging on the fourth industrial revolution by African accountants in the sustenance of SDGs and AU Agenda 2063 pp. 144-157

- Shepard Makurumidze, Obert Sifile, Daniel Twesige, Faustin Gasheja, Edson Gwangwava, Kudzanai Matowanyika, Shakemore Chinofunga, Ranga Mbizi and Kalisa Sunday
- Global SDG composite indicator: A new methodological proposal that combines compensatory and non‐compensatory aggregations pp. 158-176

- Francisco Javier Blancas and Ignacio Contreras
- Sustainable development through digital innovation: Unveiling the impact of big data comprehensive experimental zones on energy utilization efficiency pp. 177-189

- Han Xue, Meng Cai, Baoliu Liu, Kaisheng Di and Jin Hu
- Scientometric evaluation of cutting‐edge research on sustainable development and environmental concern pp. 190-202

- Roopendra Singh
- Resilience in the face of ecological challenges: Strategies for integrating environmental considerations into social policy planning in Africa pp. 203-220

- Waidi Gbenro Adebayo
- Impact of technological advancement and greener energy on sustainable agriculture in Asia: Evidence from selected Asian countries pp. 221-237

- Gagan Deep Sharma, Muhammad Ibrahim Shah, Ritika Chopra, Amar Rao and Umer Shahzad
- Social innovation at the bottom of the pyramid: Effects of informality and sustainable affordable innovation pp. 238-250

- Samuel Adomako and Mai Dong Tran
- Proposing a composite index and maturity model for urban sustainability in the Brazilian context: A machine learning and data envelopment analysis approach pp. 251-269

- Marcelo Furlan, Pedro Augusto Bertucci Lima, Gilberto Dias Paião Junior, Enzo Barberio Mariano and Sara Margarida Moreno Pires
- Sustainable development of local livelihoods in Vietnam: A demand‐driven approach through “One Commune, One Product” pp. 270-286

- Nguyen Thuy Trang, Steven W. Kopp and Vo Hong Tu
- How can corporate digital responsibility (CDR) be measured in line with corporate social responsibility (CSR)? A new theoretical approach in construction 4.0 pp. 287-308

- Bianca Weber‐Lewerenz and Marzia Traverso
- Extended producer responsibility in e‐waste recycling: A secure path to a sustainable future for UAE pp. 309-318

- Enas Mohammed ALqodsi
- Resilience in action: Kosovo's National Development Strategy to incorporate sustainable development goals pp. 319-332

- Haris Alibašić
- The relationship between culture and sustainable development goal compliance at the municipal level pp. 333-348

- Bernardino Benito, María‐Dolores Guillamón, Ana‐María Ríos and Javier Cifuentes‐Faura
- Indigenous knowledge and sustainable development: Rüza—A traditional water management practice in Phek district, Nagaland pp. 349-363

- Jyoti Das
- Can sustainability orientation make firms more resilient? Exploring the role of digital business model innovation, digital orientation, and environmental dynamism pp. 364-378

- Yi Xie, Qinghua Xia, Jianmin Song and Shuchuan Hu
- Toward sustainable energy transition: Unveiling the synergies of democracy, energy justice, and structural adjustment on emissions in West Africa pp. 379-398

- Evans Opoku‐Mensah, Wei Chen, Priscilla Tuffour, Divine Quase Agozie, Bright Akwasi Gyamfi and Ajara Mahmoud
- Environmental degradation in South Asia: Implications for child health and the role of institutional quality and globalization pp. 399-415

- Feng Wang, Seemab Gillani, Daniel Balsalobre‐Lorente, Muhammad Nouman Shafiq and Khush Dil Khan
- Delivering sustainable development via social innovation: Cases of social entrepreneurship in South Korea and Singapore pp. 416-430

- Semee Yoon and Jae‐Yun Ho
- Mapping sustainable options in the fashion industry: A systematic literature review and a future research agenda pp. 431-464

- Valerio Schiaroli, Rosa Maria Dangelico and Luca Fraccascia
- Integration versus prioritization in the Sustainable Development Goals: An argument to prioritize environmental sustainability and a just transition pp. 465-477

- Mark Elder
- How does globalisation affect informality in sub‐Saharan African countries? pp. 478-492

- Munacinga Simatele and Segun Thompson Bolarinwa
- Does collaborative governance mediate rural tourism to achieve sustainable territory development? Evidence of stakeholders' perceptions in Colombia pp. 493-507

- Eliana‐Leonor Valderrama, Jorge‐Andrés Polanco and Paula M. Hernandez‐Diaz
- The smart future for sustainable development: Artificial intelligence solutions for sustainable urbanization pp. 508-517

- Marwan Al‐Raeei
- Exploring the path to achieve sustainable agricultural development: An empirical analysis based on the modernization of agriculture in six central China provinces pp. 518-533

- Yuhui Luo, Bangwang Li and Jianan Wang
- Global perspectives on club convergence: Unraveling the nexus of human and sustainable development in the face of corruption pp. 534-553

- George Halkos, C. Bampatsou and P.‐S. Aslanidis
- Toward sustainable cities: Assessing drivers of SDG performance in Italian municipalities pp. 554-564

- Nicola Raimo, Vitiana L'Abate, Arcangelo Marrone and Filippo Vitolla
- Unleashing digital transformation to achieve the sustainable development goals across multiple sectors pp. 565-579

- Vincenzo Varriale, Mark Anthony Camilleri, Antonello Cammarano, Francesca Michelino, Julian Müller and Serena Strazzullo
- Leveraging on supply chain‐oriented technology engine for green initiatives adoption pp. 580-599

- Roberto Cerchione
- Why is it necessary to integrate circular economy practices for agri‐food sustainability from a global perspective? pp. 600-620

- Md. Ziaul Islam and Lili Zheng
- Carbon‐trade nexus: The embodied carbon emission transfer network of China's sustainable development demonstration belt pp. 621-635

- Feifei Tan, Fuxing Xu, Shouzhen Bao and Zhiyuan Niu
- Environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure and firm performance: Moderating role of board gender diversity and sustainability committee pp. 636-651

- Ahmad Yuosef Alodat and Yunhong Hao
- Corporate board diversity, environmental compliance, and occupational health and safety disclosure for achieving sustainable development goals in an emerging economy pp. 652-667

- Rabiu Saminu Jibril and Muhammad Aminu Isa
- Formal institutions, informal institutions, and firms' environmental innovation: An application of the fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis method pp. 668-680

- Zhongju Liao and Yuhan Wu
- UN‐SDGs framework for child development in India: Evidence from a decentralized analysis pp. 681-699

- Muttur Ranganathan Narayana
- Decentralization policies and sustainable rural development: A path to eradicating poverty (SDG 1) and hunger (SDG 2) pp. 700-716

- Qurat ul Ain, Tahir Yousaf and Muhammad Abubakar Tahir
- Towards carbon neutral cities: An insight for Istanbul, Turkey pp. 717-732

- Betul Hande Gursoy Haksevenler
- Natural resource abundance, governance, and government expenditure: Empirical insights from environmental sustainability pp. 733-757

- Mary Donkor, Yusheng Kong and Emmanuel K. Manu
- Is urban innovation capacity shaping new models of economic development? Evidence from the circular economy pp. 758-770

- Pengyu Chen, Zhongzhu Chu, Yuhao Zhao and Yiming Li
- An evaluation methodological approach to support the definition of effective urban projects: A case study in the city of Rome (Italy) pp. 771-793

- Francesco Tajani, Pierluigi Morano, Felicia Di Liddo and Ivana La Spina
- Bridging the gap: Exploring urban resilience and sustainability in Finnish regional development pp. 794-810

- Hossam Hewidy and Susa Eräranta
- Leveraging global south sports mega events to advance sport for development and peace theory and practice pp. 811-822

- Davies Banda, Meredith A. Whitley and Nasser Al Khori
- Sustainability in Agave tequilana weber farming: A life cycle assessment pp. 823-835

- Adrián Salvador Morales García, Jorge Luis García‐Alcaraz, Julio Blanco Fernández and Eduardo Martínez Cámara
- Social ties and food insecurity in woman‐headed households pp. 836-846

- Andres Silva, Maria Isabel Sactic, Diego Monteza‐Quiroz and Ximena Schmidt Rivera
- Assessing sustainable development goal 7 implementation and its nexus with social, economic and ecological factors in EU countries pp. 847-860

- Marta Kuc‐Czarnecka, Iwona Markowicz, Agnieszka Sompolska‐Rzechuła and Alina Stundziene
- How effective are trade policy and monetary policy in achieving a pathway to sustainable development? Evidence from a wavelet quantile‐on‐quantile Granger causality analysis pp. 861-877

- Tomiwa Sunday Adebayo and Victoria Olushola Olanrewaju
- Information and communication technology, economic globalization, and environmental sustainability in APEC nations: Insights from LCC and EKC hypotheses testing pp. 878-903

- Kong Ximei, Muhammad Qasim Javaid, Tanzeela Shams and Muhammad Sibt‐e‐Ali
- Promoting sustainable development in the Australian Murray‐Darling basin: Envisioning an EcoSocial work approach pp. 904-915

- Heather Boetto
- Can Africa–China cooperation influence African green growth to truly alleviate undernourishment? Evidence of the quadruple mediating effect pp. 916-938

- Dhekra Ben Amara and Jiajun Qiao
- Evaluating the environmental impacts of Chinese decentralization policies toward SDG 13 pp. 939-956

- Tahir Yousaf, Muhammad Faisal Shahzad and Qurat ul Ain
- Higher education and sustainable entrepreneurship: The state of the art and a look to the future pp. 957-969

- Walter Leal Filho, David Anthony Kirby, Tiago F. A. C. Sigahi, Ricardo L. F. Bella, Rosley Anholon and Osvaldo L. G. Quelhas
- Modeling climatic, terrain and soil factors using AHP in GIS for grapevines suitability assessment pp. 970-991

- Paola D'Antonio, Costanza Fiorentino, Mohamed A. E. AbdelRahman, Maura Sannino, Emanuele Scalcione, Giovanni Lacertosa, Felice Modugno, Antonella Marsico, Angelo R. Donvito, Luis Alcino Conceição, Marios Drosos and Antonio Scopa
- Strategic sustainable development: The role of intermediaries in managing the sustainability compliance of a multi‐tier crop agri‐food supply chain. A developing economy perspective pp. 992-1013

- Muhammad Khan, Karl Behrendt, Dimitrios Papadas and Lydia Arnold
- Greening Mexican manufacturing: Examining the role of SMEs in environmental preservation through green business strategies, eco‐innovation, and corporate social responsibility pp. 1014-1029

- Ma. Mónica Gloria Clara Castillo Esparza, Antonia Madrid‐Guijarro and Gonzalo Maldonado‐Guzman
- Green growth and urban employment: Evaluating the impact of ecosystem conservation on diverse sectors in Yunnan Province, China pp. 1030-1043

- Jiacheng Shao, Zeyuan Liu, Guoxia Ma, Qingyu Zhang and Jinnan Wang
- Women and circular transition in agri‐food industry: The commitment to gender diversity as an engine of change pp. 1044-1067

- Isabel‐María García‐Sánchez and Saudi‐Yulieth Enciso‐Alfaro
- Links between the sustainable development goals: An analysis for Italy pp. 1068-1084

- Anil Markandya, Laura Cavalli, Arnab Bhattacharya, Gregmar Galinato and Luca Farnia
- Simulation of policies to promote pro‐environmental behavior in a dynamic learning model of social networks: Cases of Brazil, the United States, Japan, Germany, China, and India pp. 1085-1103

- Shinsuke Kyoi, Yuta Uchiyama and Koichiro Mori
- Can income inequality reduction policies limit the disparity between urban and rural clean cooking fuel access rates? pp. 1104-1123

- Muntasir Murshed
- Protein consumption in Europe: Sustainability, tradition, and policy implications pp. 1124-1135

- Petr Prochazka, Jana Soukupova, Josef Abrham, Kevin J. Mullen, Karel Tomsik, Lukas Cechura, Inna Cabelkova and Lubos Smutka
- Artificial intelligence and sustainable development during urbanization: Perspectives on AI R&D innovation, AI infrastructure, and AI market advantage pp. 1136-1156

- Qiang Wang, Fuyu Zhang and Rongrong Li
- Who will be prosocial consumers? The relationship between environmental value and sustainable consumption pp. 1157-1173

- Wong Ming Wong, Yaobin Wang and Wunhong Su
- Unraveling the influence of convenience situational factors on e‐waste recycling behaviors: A goal‐framing theory approach pp. 1174-1191

- Gabriele Puzzo and Gabriele Prati
- The role of green finance to achieve sustainability through green supply chain management and innovative technologies pp. 1192-1211

- Moustafa Mohamed Nazief Haggag Kotb Kholaif and Xinmeng Tang
- Female economic participation and sustainable development in African countries: The moderating role of governance pp. 1212-1230

- Tolulope Osinubi and Munacinga Simatele
- Promoting sustainable development goals through generative artificial intelligence in the digital supply chain: Insights from Chinese tourism SMEs pp. 1231-1248

- Shaofeng Wang and Hao Zhang
- Sustainable development and investor confidence: The safe‐haven appeal of green‐bond issuing firms pp. 1249-1268

- Shivam Azad and S. L. Tulasi Devi
- Are social justice and sustainability interdependent? If so, how and under what conditions? pp. 1269-1283

- Kjell Y. Törnblom, Răzvan‐Gabriel Popa and Pius Krütli
- The link between sustainability initiatives at firm and supply chain levels: The mediating role of involvement of partners pp. 1284-1297

- Usha Ramanathan, Ramakrishnan Ramanathan, A. S. Balakrishnan and Imke Hermens
- Using Q‐methodology for policy research and stakeholder engagement to strengthen public health in large‐scale mining in Mozambique pp. 1298-1314

- Joschka J. Proksik, Fritz Brugger, Hermínio Cossa, Leonardo Chavane and Eusébio Macete
- Beyond environmental sustainability: Low‐carbon land use policies can contribute to the realization of comprehensive sustainable development pp. 1315-1332

- Ke Liu, Peng Cheng, Anlu Zhang, Sixian Qin and Xue Zhang
- Social‐ecological systems modeling for drought‐food security nexus pp. 1333-1353

- Debashis Roy, Steven A. Gillespie and Md Sarwar Hossain
- Advancing green education in MENA region: Challenges, opportunities and best practices pp. 1354-1365

- Helen Onyeaka and Adenike A. Akinsemolu
- Tensions between the carbon, employment and value added generated by marine sectors: Triple bottom line analysis using a novel input–output table for the UK pp. 1366-1380

- Alberto Roca Florido and Simon Mair
- Energy security indicators for sustainable energy development: Application to electricity sector in the context of state economic decisions pp. 1381-1400

- Tomas Karpavicius, Tomas Balezentis and Dalia Streimikiene
- Gender, social networks, and the use of organic fertilizers toward sustainable agriculture in suburban villages of Central Vietnam pp. 1401-1416

- Thi Quynh Anh Le, Yasuharu Shimamura, Hiroyuki Yamada and Minh Duc Le
- Explaining compliance with voluntary sustainability standards: A case study from Colombia's coffee belt pp. 1417-1440

- Paulo Mortara Batistic, Thomas Dietz, Jan Börner and Yannic Rudá Damm
- Trade‐offs and synergies between dimensions of well‐being among smallholder farmers in Savannakhet province, Lao PDR pp. 1441-1457

- Jonas L. Appelt, Latsamy Siengsounthone, Sengaloun Phonekeo, Dirk Essink, Peter H. Verburg and Jasper van Vliet
- Cross‐administrative solutions for sustainable development: The case of the Watertown Hub pp. 1458-1478

- Jun Zhai, Jiamin Shen and Nannan Ge
- Sustainable development goals implementation in a post‐colonial African State: Any future for the African Continental Free Trade Area? pp. 1479-1490

- Felix Chidozie, Goddy Uwa Osimen, Joy Bhadmus and Oluwamurewa Newo
- Comparative study of enterprise efficiency and environmental, social and governance performance before and after COVID‐19 epidemic—A study of China's A‐share listed Fintech companies pp. 1491-1525

- Tao Xie, Ying Li, Yung‐Ho Chiu and Shiyou Ao
- Promoting sustainable practices through green investments in the United Kingdom real estate industry pp. 1526-1544

- Isik Akin and Meryem Akin
- Do ICT and green technology matter in sustainable development goals? pp. 1545-1574

- Daniel Balsalobre‐Lorente, Tugba Nur, Emre E. Topaloglu and Ladislav Pilař
- Strategic intentions of higher education for sustainable development goals: Qualitative evidence from universities in Türkiye pp. 1575-1587

- Volkan Göçoğlu
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