Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy is a leading international journal examining the interplay between government, policy, and the environment. It provides a platform for rigorous analysis of the strategies, mechanisms, and outcomes of governmental interventions in various environmental, social, and economic domains. The journal offers insights into the evolving roles of state actors, non-governmental organizations, and private entities in shaping policy landscapes.
Core topics covered include public and government policies, social policy, environmental policy, and regional and local government policy. The journal also delves into themes such as social work, social development, urban planning, and regional planning, reflecting the interconnectedness of government actions with societal well-being. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy is essential reading for academics, policy analysts, government officials, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of policy-making processes.
This journal encourages submissions that advance theoretical frameworks, empirical investigations, and policy recommendations. By publishing high-quality research, it aims to contribute to informed decision-making, effective governance, and sustainable development. Access cutting-edge research and submit your own findings to contribute to this important discourse.