Why do Environmental and Ecological Economics Diverge?

Petrović, Nikola

doi:10.23987/sts.95175

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“…During environmental economics research, Petrovic (2022) offers an exciting view of how environmental economics and ecology are related to and influence each other. Meanwhile, Maris (2022) focuses on the dynamics between the natural environment and the human economy.…”

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Shaping the Future of Environmental Economics: A Bibliometric Review of Current Trends and Future Directions

Apriantoro,

Rosadi,

Ramdhani

et al. 2024

IJEEP

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Environmental economics is increasingly pivotal in addressing global environmental challenges. This study aims to elucidate the research landscape in this field, focusing on prevalent themes such as climate change, carbon emissions, sustainable development, and environmental policy. Employing a bibliometric analysis, we analyzed a substantial corpus of literature from Scopus. We applied Lotka's Law to assess author productivity and distribution and conducted institutional and country-level analyses to map the geographical spread and institutional affiliations in environmental economics research. Our analysis highlights a significant growth in the environmental economics literature, with a notable focus on climate change and sustainability. A concentration of publications among a few authors was observed, indicating influential researchers and potential for increased collaboration. The rise in publications, particularly in China and leading journals like 'The Journal of Cleaner Production,' reflects a global upsurge in environmental economics research. Distinct clusters were identified, covering diverse topics from climate change economics to environmental policy. The study acknowledges limitations due to exclusive reliance on Scopus data, suggesting future research to include other databases like the Web of Science for a more comprehensive analysis. Considering the evolving nature of environmental challenges, we advocate for interdisciplinary approaches and continual updates in research to address emergent trends in this critical field.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Shaping the Future of Environmental Economics: A Bibliometric Review of Current Trends and Future Directions

Apriantoro,

Rosadi,

Ramdhani

et al. 2024

IJEEP

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Who sets the pace in robotisation? ‘Working at a robotic pace’ according to the justifying, criticising and problem-solving discourse frames

Turja

2024

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In a society driven by clock time and technology, it is no suprise that a robotic working pace is often viewed as inevitable, even ideal. However, ultimately discussions regarding robotic pace are shaped by different perspectives and contexts. In this paper, content-frame analysis was used to examine how ‘working at a robotic pace’ is addressed in academic discourse across scientific disciplines. The statements (N=22) were coded and examined for their positive, negative, or neutral appraisal, as well as the value base derived from either a human(e) or efficiency perspective. In academic communication, the concept has been framed by justifying, criticizing, and problem-solving discourses. The criticising frame was not found exclusively in the social sciences but across disciplines. It was the most common discourse frame, with its subjective perspective focusing on people and well-being. The problem-solving frame included a neutral, constructive and more objective approach associated with socio-technical ideals emphasized in engineering disciplines.

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Why do Environmental and Ecological Economics Diverge?

Cited by 2 publications

References 65 publications

Shaping the Future of Environmental Economics: A Bibliometric Review of Current Trends and Future Directions

Shaping the Future of Environmental Economics: A Bibliometric Review of Current Trends and Future Directions

Who sets the pace in robotisation? ‘Working at a robotic pace’ according to the justifying, criticising and problem-solving discourse frames

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