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Sustainability Nexus Forum
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Sustainability Nexus Forum (SNF) is an inter- and transdisciplinary journal that aims to contribute to the transformation towards global sustainability. This transformative task can only succeed with a nexus perspective– i.e, an approach that theoretically understands, and practically enhances the governance of transformations and their explicit interlinkages across actor groups, sectors, scales, and policy levels. It welcomes high quality contributions that make a difference: meticulous double-blind reviewed research and review articles, science policy perspectives offering new insights, as well as well-argued debate and comprehensive analysis. In bringing sustainability-focused discourse to the forefront of politics, business, and societal practice, SNF targets, but is not limited to, scholars, academics, politicians, policy-makers, and practitioners.

  • 主办单位: SPRINGER
  • 国际标准连续出版物号/电子版 ISSN 2948-1619 / EISSN 2948-1627
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Sustainability Nexus Forum (SNF) is an inter- and transdisciplinary journal that aims to contribute to the transformation towards global sustainability. This transformative task can only succeed with a nexus perspective– i.e, an approach that theoretically understands, and practically enhances the governance of transformations and their explicit interlinkages across actor groups, sectors, scales, and policy levels. It welcomes high quality contributions that make a difference: meticulous double-blind reviewed research and review articles, science policy perspectives offering new insights, as well as well-argued debate and comprehensive analysis. In bringing sustainability-focused discourse to the forefront of politics, business, and societal practice, SNF targets, but is not limited to, scholars, academics, politicians, policy-makers, and practitioners.