Aims

Sustainable Management Review (SMR) is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to advancing research on sustainable management and sustainable development across disciplines. SMR welcomes sustainability-oriented studies from diverse academic fields, including but not limited to economics and management, public administration, culture, education, sociology, communication, law, environmental studies, biology, chemistry, materials science, engineering, water resources management, and other STEM-related areas. The journal encourages scholars to examine the application, transformation, and development of sustainability principles from organizational, social, technological, ecological, and institutional perspectives, thereby providing theoretical support and practical insights for more responsible, resilient, and future-oriented models of management and development.

 

Scope

The journal’s coverage includes but is not restricted to:

• Economics, public finance, and green finance

• Management and organization studies, including strategy, governance, and CSR/ESG management

• Marketing, consumer behavior, and responsible innovation

• Accounting, auditing, and sustainability reporting

• Human resource management, labor studies, and decent work

• Public administration, public policy, and institutional reform

• Sociology, social welfare, and community development

• Law and regulation related to sustainability governance

• Education for sustainable development, curriculum innovation, and educational management

• Culture, media, and communication for sustainability

• Arts, design, and creative industries in sustainable development

• Tourism, hospitality, and cultural heritage sustainability

• Urban and regional studies, planning, and sustainable development practice

• Sustainability-related research in STEM fields

 

SMR aims to support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by disseminating evidence-based insights and actionable approaches that help translate sustainability commitments into meaningful progress across sectors and regions.