Call for Papers: The Economics of Climate Transition in Asia-Pacific Countries
Introduction
Climate change has emerged as one of the largest economic and policy concerns for countries in the Asia-Pacific. As home to the world’s most rapidly growing economies, greatest emitters and the most climate-vulnerable nations, Asia-Pacific has been the centrepiece to achieving global sustainability goals and implementing the objectives of the Paris Agreement. In parallel to the increasing investment of government, financial and corporate sectors in climate mitigation and adaptation, the way toward achieving a net zero world carries enormous economic risks.
The increasing focus of Climate Transition Economics in Asia-Pacific, in turn, has promoted research on climate finance, carbon markets, green finance and green policy frameworks. As a result, opportunities and challenges have emerged from the evolving Asia-Pacific climate policy strategies and carbon markets and increasing pledges toward green economic transition.
Considering the growing need for policy solutions driven by evidence and robust economic analysis, this special issue aims to attract high-quality manuscripts that examine the economic consequences of the climate transition, climate finance, and sustainable policies in the Asian-Pacific economies. We encourage papers specifically concerned with the economics of climate change, transition finance, carbon pricing, and renewable energy economics sources.
Why publish in this issue?
This Special Issue represents one of the most important areas of current economics research. This will provide a place for discussion and argument between economists, sustainability experts, finance practitioners, policymakers and environmental economists. The submitted papers will be distributed extensively throughout the network of climate economists, sustainability finance experts, environmental policymakers, and economic development economists.
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The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, short communications, policy analysis and empirical analysis on the economics of climate transition and sustainability in Asian-Pacific countries.
The Special Issue specifically welcomes contributions that are related to the performance of climate transition policies, climate finance mechanisms, carbon pricing schemes and sustainability strategies in Asia, Oceania and the Pacific Island Countries.
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This low carbon transformation will be a massive opportunity but a massive risk for countries across Asia Pacific. Countries in the region are pursuing aspirational climate targets but attaining these goals will require tremendous financial flows to the clean technologies sector, climate-friendly infrastructure, carbon mitigation schemes, as well as resilient financial systems while governments are simultaneously trying to strike a balance between development goals, employment, energy security and social equity.
The Special Issue is a call for research on the nexus of economics, finance, sustainability and public policy. We are soliciting well-grounded economic evidence on climate transition pathways, climate financial risk, green investment strategies and policy impact. Specific interest lies in policy analysis addressing actionable pathways for the sustainable and resilient economy transition.
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