Journal of Tropical Futures
Sustainable Business, Governance & DevelopmentPublished in Association with James Cook University Pte. Ltd
Editor
| Jacob Wood | University of the West of England, UK |
eISSN:
27538931 | ISSN:
27538931 | Current volume: 2 | Current issue: 2
Frequency: Bi-annually
The Journal of Tropical Futures: Sustainable Business, Governance & Development (JTF) is a peer-reviewed journal from Sage Publications administered by James Cook University, Singapore. JTF is a multidisciplinary journal that promotes sustainable and responsible business, management and governance in the tropics.
Situated between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn, the countries that make up the tropics are largely developing in nature and some of the fastest growing regions in the world. JTF seeks to represent and address the complex and heterogeneous nature of the challenges facing these regions by exploring the interrelationship between business, management, political economy, development and the environment. We are particularly interested in the many tensions that exist between demands for economic growth, social and material wellbeing of populations and corresponding environmental impacts. Can the developmental needs of peoples be met in equitable ways by the expansion of business, trade and innovation in the tropics? What forms of responsible stewardship, organisational practice, resource management and governance might help navigate the unique and precarious concerns of the tropics?
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The mission of the journal is to help address challenges relevant to sustainable business and management, economic development, governance, and international trade in the tropics. The complex challenges faced in the tropics demand multidisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives. Therefore, contributions to the journal are welcome from scholars working in the fields, inter alia, of business, management, economics, trade, employment studies, tourism studies, political science, development studies, gender studies, sociology, social policy, anthropology and geography. JTF articles will be of interest and relevance to a range of readers including academics, practitioners and policy makers.
Contributions to the following themes are welcome:
- Sustainable Tropical Environments
- Public Policy, Regional Development and Governance
- Human and Workforce Development
- International Business and Trade in Tropical Regions
- Sustainable Business and Social Responsibility
- Sustainable Tourism, Hospitality and Marketing
We publish rigorous empirical analyses (based on quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method research), as well as case studies, theoretical articles and conceptual reviews.
Founding Editor
| Peter Case | University of the West of England, UK |
Co-Editors
| Partrick Elf | Middlesex University, UK |
| Jacob Wood | James Cook University, Singapore |
Managing Editor
| Pengji Wang | James Cook University, Singapore |
Chair of the Editorial Board
| Eddy Ng | Queen's University, Canada |
Associate Editor- Cultural Heritage
| Rui Su | Middlesex University, UK |
Associate Editor- Public Policy, Regional Development and Governance
| Robert Huish | Dalhousie University, Canada |
Associate Editor- Human and Workforce Development
| Oliver S. Crocco | Louisiana State University, USA |
Associate Editor - Practitioner Insights
| Nurhafihz Noor | James Cook University, Singapore |
Associate Editor- Sustainable Business and Social Responsibility
| Adeyemi Adelekan | University of Manchester, UK |
Associate Editor - Sustainable Tourism, Hospitality, and Marketing
| Manish Agarwal | James Cook University, Singapore |
Podcast Editor
| Joanna Stanberry | University of Cumbria, Ambleside, UK |
Editorial Board Members
| Venkatachalam Anbumozhi | Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) |
| Kurt April | University of Cape Town, South Africa |
| Bobby Banerjee | City University, UK |
| Stephen Boyle | Monash University Malaysia, Malaysia |
| Rumina Dhalla | University of Guelph, Canada |
| Hugo Gaggiotti | University of the West of England, UK |
| Sir David Greenaway | Nottingham University, UK |
| Almas Heshmati | Jönköping International Business School, Sweden |
| Jungsuk Kim | Sejong University, South Korea |
| Wei Liu | Qingdao University, China |
| Paul McShane | James Cook University, Australia |
| Keunyeob Oh | Chungnam National University, South Korea |
| Banu Ozkazanc-Pan | Brown University, USA |
| Jonathan Ramsay | Singapore University of Social Sciences, Singapore |
| Chris Rowley | University of Oxford & City St George’s, University of London, UK |
| Chris Rudd | James Cook University, Singapore |
| Sook Rei Tan | James Cook University, Singapore |
| May Tan-Mullins | University of Reading, Malaysia |
| Chris Wright | University of Sydney, Australia |
| Jie Wu | Zhejiang University, China |
| Zhenduo Zhang | Dalian University Of Technology, China |