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Calls for papers dari International Journal of Climate Change Strategies and Management (Scopus Q1)
"Reframing Finance in a Warming World: The Role of Accounting, Banking, and Capital Markets"
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This Special Issue aims to investigate how climate change is reshaping accounting, banking, and finance, emphasizing both risks and opportunities for organizations and markets. Specifically, it seeks to explore how disclosure practices, regulatory frameworks, and innovative financial instruments can enhance transparency, comparability, and resilience. By addressing the role of banks as key intermediaries, the integration of climate risks into financial reporting, and the development of sustainable investment strategies, the Special Issue intends to foster a deeper understanding of the mechanisms through which climate considerations influence decision-making. To achieve this, it welcomes both theoretical and empirical contributions adopting interdisciplinary perspectives, and encourages the use of diverse methodologies, ranging from case studies and content analysis to econometric and experimental approaches.

Calls for papers! Dynamic but neglected linkages among tourism, sustainability, public health, and emerging technologies: A call for interdisciplinary management research. Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries and recovered to 88% of its pre-pandemic level by the end of 2023 (UNWTO, 2024). Its expanding influence across environmental, managerial, and public health domains calls for a reassessment of tourism’s broader implications through integrated perspectives. Academics and the public have newly considered tourism’s place in modern society beyond conventional perceptions (e.g., sightseeing) since COVID-19 emerged in 2019 (Wen, Kozak, & Jiang, 2022). The relationships between tourism-related organizational practices/tourist behavior and environmental issues have been extensively studied in literature across various disciplines, such as in terms of overtourism (e.g., Butler, 2000; Pearce, 1985; Pigram, 1980; Wang & Wang, 2018), sustainability marketing (Bhattacharyya, 2023), healthcare management (Moreira, 2014). However, few limited attention has been given to environmental sciences in this context (Shaheen et al., 2019). https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-papers/dynamic-neglected-linkages-among-tourism-sustainability-public-health-and-emerging

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Tourism Planning & Development: Stakeholders’ involvement in tourism transport planning and development – Roles, needs, and participation. Stakeholders’ involvement in tourism transport planning and development – Roles, needs, and participation
The international quest for sustainable tourism has stimulated both scientific research in many fields (e.g. economics, sociology, and environmental sciences) and administrative actions, at all territorial scales, over the last decades. The wide array of future scenarios of tourism development in the coming decades suggests the rise of far-reaching shifts in tourism policies, strategies and activities. Various obstacles may emerge, caused by the rapid growth of the industry, the institutionalisation of tourism interests, and flawed tourism policies. A study by Jones (2023) highlights that many tourism companies are trying to address the transition towards sustainable tourism transport, although with varying levels of commitment among firms and subsectors of tourism. Considering that, after the Covid-19 period, an adjusted structural growth trend is forecasted, there is a rising interest in the relevance of cooperation and cross-agency collaboration among all stakeholders in order to design and deploy consistent initiatives towards a systemic change that would allow more sustainable tourism transport activities (Higham et al., 2022). According to Gössling et al. (2023), it is necessary to consider four dimensions (scales, scopes, stakeholders and strategies) in order to deploy mitigation strategies for environmental decay caused by tourism. The scale refers to all relevant levels (global, national, destination, business) at which such strategies can be implemented. Scope identifies the externalities to be considered and those to be excluded, stakeholders refer to the accountability of all those agents that may be in charge of reducing environmental externalities, while strategies account for the mechanisms to reduce environmental decay. https://think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues/stakeholders-involvement-in-tourism-transport-planning-and-development/?_gl=1*hoskzi*_gcl_au*MTI1NjE4NDMxOS4xNzYwNjUyNDczLjE5NTk3MTQwOTQuMTc2MzM0NTM0OC4xNzYzMzQ1MzQ5*_ga*MTQ0NzM0NTg0OS4xNzYwNjUyNDc0*_ga_0HYE8YG0M6*czE3NjQ0ODk3NDUkbzIzJGcxJHQxNzY0NDkwNDM4JGo1MCRsMCRoMA..*_ga_P72E44E6LY*czE3NjQ0OTA0MjgkbzYkZzEkdDE3NjQ0OTA0NDIkajQ2JGwwJGgw

Calls for papers: Accessible Tourism and Inclusion. To celebrate the 3rd World Summit on Accessible Tourism: A New Global Agenda for Accessible Tourism in Torino, Italy, Tourism Review, the oldest and most established journal in tourism (Emerald Publishing), is delighted to announce a Tourism Review Themed Issue dedicated to Accessible Tourism, coordinated by Professor Dimitrios Buhalis, Bournemouth University and Dr. Ivor Ambrose of ENAT. This themed collection will showcase the most significant and forward-looking research advancing accessibility, inclusion, and equity across the global tourism system.

Themed Issue: Accessible Tourism and Inclusion The Themed Issue will curate influential papers, complemented by a new editorial commentary that reflects on progress, challenges, and the emerging opportunities for accessible tourism worldwide. It will serve as both a scholarly reflection on the progress achieved so far and a roadmap for the next....

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Is entrepreneurship healthy or unhealthy? Contemporary perspectives on health and well-being in entrepreneurial contexts This special issue aims to stimulate interdisciplinary research by connecting entrepreneurship to less explored disciplines.