Ethics and the Circular Economy in Sustainability Transitions: a Bibliometric Synthesis for Development-oriented Policy and Practice

DIGITALIZATION AND SMART ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: A SCIENCE MAPPING REVIEW OF POLICY INNOVATIONS AND PUBLIC VALUE CREATION

The escalating complexity of global sustainability challenges demands a paradigmatic shift in public administration toward smart environmental governance. This science mapping review synthesizes the intellectual architecture, temporal trajectories, and conceptual density of scholarly literature surrounding digitalizati...

Intellectual Evolution of Circular Economy Research in Sustainable Universities: A Bibliometric and Science Mapping Analysis

The intensifying global environmental crisis has positioned the circular economy (CE) as a regenerative alternative to the linear economic model, with universities serving as pivotal agents for embedding sustainability principles across research, education, operations, and community engagement. Despite growing interest...

Theories and Theoretical Approaches in Double Materiality Research: A Systematic Literature Review

Double materiality has rapidly emerged as a central construct in sustainability reporting under the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), yet the literature remains theoretically fragmented and descriptive. This study maps its theoretical foundations through a PRISMA‐guided systematic review combini...

The European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies and the opinion on the just ecological transition. Commentary.

The research landscape of bureaucracy and sustainable development: A bibliometric analysis

Bureaucracy plays an important role in translating sustainable development goals into policies and administrative practices, yet its contribution to sustainability remains fragmented in the academic literature. This study aims to examine the development, thematic evolution, and collaboration patterns of research on bur...

ADAPTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT  TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW OF SCOPUS DATA

Climate change adaptation (CCA) has become a critical condition for achieving sustainable development, particularly in climate-vulnerable contexts where governance constraints, uneven adaptive capacity, and limited access to technology hinder implementation. This study conducts a systematic literature review combined w...