New Economics for Sustainability

New Economics for Sustainability: Time for Transformation, 1st Edition presents a critical analysis of economic frameworks and sustainability. The volume explains how economic theory and empirical analysis provide answers to sustainability questions across four core dimensions: the economy, the environment, society, and culture. It is designed for research students, university professors, academicians, and specialists in environmental and resource economics.

The material highlights sustainability as an interdisciplinary approach that bridges traditional economic models with broader ecological and social systems. Its thematic structure explores how market incentives, governance structures, and institutional policies interact with physical resource boundaries. The analytical framework demonstrates how economic tools evaluate trade-offs, resource allocation problems, and long-term well-being across diverse institutional settings.

As a consolidated academic publication, the volume provides structured perspectives for graduate study and specialized research in climate change, environmental science, and resource management. It offers scholars and practitioners an analytical foundation for investigating economic and environmental interactions.