JESE aims to serve as a leading forum for evidence-based research that bridges environmental science and economic analysis, fostering dialogue on sustainable resource management, environmental governance, and the economic mechanisms that support long-term ecological and economic resilience.

JESE welcomes original research articles, review papers, and case studies. The journal’s scope encompasses, but is not limited to:

• Environmental Economics and Policy: Environmental policy design, market-based instruments, and the economics of pollution control and natural resource management.

• Sustainable Development and Green Growth: Green finance, circular economy, low-carbon transition, and the economic valuation of ecosystem services.

• Climate Change Economics: Climate risk assessment, carbon pricing, adaptation and mitigation strategies, and climate policy.

• Resource and Energy Economics: Renewable energy economics, energy efficiency, and sustainable management of natural resources.

• Environmental Governance and Corporate Sustainability: ESG frameworks, sustainable business models, and corporate environmental responsibility.

• Environmental Assessment and Valuation: Environmental impact assessment, non-market valuation methods, and cost-benefit analysis for sustainable development.