At the beginning of 21st century the sustainability concept was mainly a basis for developing policies consistent with a continued use of resources into the future without causing environmental crisis. But the situation has evolved, and the global economic crisis in 2009 was the ultimate consequence of short-term economic thinking. We need a new form of economic development, addressing the needs of the present without undermining the needs of the future. The International Journal of Sustainable Economy (IJSE) addresses sustainability issues within economic theory and analysis.

The International Journal of Sustainable Economy is listed in the:

• Academic OneFile
• Cabell's Directory of Publishing Opportunities
• EconLit
• Environmental Sciences and Pollution Management
• Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) Australian Research Council
• Expanded Academic ASAP
• Google Scholar
• Handelsblatt Ranking VWL – Journaliste 2010
• RePEc
• Scirus

The IJSE maintains a very rapid review and publication process. The turnaround time is on average 5-7 weeks from submission to a first decision. The IJSE has an acceptance rate of 22%. The H-Index (based on Harzing’s Publish or Perish software) of the IJSE is 6. On average, there are 1.32 cites per published paper.

You are kindly invited to submit papers. All papers should be submitted via email attachment in one single MS Word format file to me at egon.zizmond@fm-kp.si or egon.zizmond@guest.arnes.si.