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The Journal of Environment and Development, JED, is looking for original research contributions and policy analyses for its 2008/2009 issues.

 

We publish quantitative and qualitative empirical research findings, theoretical pieces, and policy analyses on a wide range of subjects related to environment and development. Browse recent issues and the current issue for information on the JED's thematic scope and editorial style.

 

Currently, we are particularly interested in receiving manuscripts that deal with some of the following subjects, although other submissions will continue to receive full consideration:

 

National climate and energy policies;

Recent experience with carbon markets, Clean Development Mechanism and emissions trading;

Implementing sustainable development strategies, Rio-Agenda 21 and Millennium Development Objectives;

Conservation policy and natural resources management;

Waste management;

Environmental policy reform in developed and developing economies;

International environmental negotiations and governance, institutions, rules and processes; UNEP, GEF, World Bank, CSD, WTO, etc.

Analysis of recent international environmental conferences such as CITES, POP Convention, Montreal Protocol, Convention on Biodiversity, Kyoto Protocol;

Green party politics and environmental movements nationally and globally;

Environmental sociology and economics, social theory and global culture.

 

For suggestions relating to special issues, contact us at envdev@ucsd.edu.

 

Authors submitting manuscripts to the Journal of Environment & Development should keep the Journal's broad interdisciplinary audience in mind and articles should be written in an accessible style. The JED will consider original manuscripts not previously published or currently under consideration elsewhere. Contributions presented at conferences and workshops are welcome, as long as they are not published in the same form in conference proceedings or on the Internet. Manuscripts must meet minimum JED standards in terms of topical fit, analytical rigor, and clarity of writing before being subjected to external peer review. See detailed submission guidelines or contact us at envdev@ucsd.edu.

 

Submissions should be sent by email-attachment to envdev@ucsd.edu. Hard copies are no longer required but can be sent to:

 

The Journal of Environment and Development

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