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期刊信息：
期刊名称：
China Finance Review International (SSCI)
影响因子：9.00
JCR分区：
Q1, BUSINESS, 22/153
Q1, REGIONAL & URBAN PLANNING, 1/40
中科院分区：
大类：经济学1区
小类：商业：财政与金融1区
审稿周期：
第一轮审稿周期：27天
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专刊信息：
专刊编辑：
Professor Chuanwang Sun，Xiamen University, China. Email:cw_sun@foxmail.com
Dr. Yanhong Zhan，Southeast University, China. Dr. Yanhong Zhan (Email: yanhong_zhan@foxmail.com)
Dr. Manzoor Ahmad，University of Southampton Malaysia, Malaysia. Email: m.ahmad@soton.ac.uk
专刊链接：
https://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/calls-for-papers/green-finance-and-new-quality-productive-forces
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详细内容：
Special Issue Information
Developing a robust financial system is crucial for advancing high-quality growth in China's real economy and boosting the nation's core competitiveness. In the context of global climate change and the rise of "New quality productive forces", green finance plays a pivotal role. It is not only an important element in accelerating financial transformation but also a key driver in cultivating and expanding "New quality productive forces", thereby steering the economy towards green, low-carbon, and circular development. "New quality productive forces" inherently embody green productivity. It fosters harmonious coexistence between economic growth and environmental protection through green technological innovation, green technology applications, and digital upgrades. This leads to development that is higher in quality, more efficient, and more sustainable. Leveraging the guiding role of green finance is crucial to nurturing and expanding "New quality productive forces".
The relationship between green finance and "New quality productive forces" is complex and deeply interconnected. Green finance can provide funding for green projects and environmentally-friendly enterprises, incentivizing green technological innovation and industrial transformation, and promoting the growth of green productivity. Innovative green finance products and services, such as green credit and green bonds, guide social capital towards green and low-carbon industries through market mechanisms. This reduces the financing costs for the green economy and accelerates the cultivation and expansion of "New quality productive forces". Conversely, the development of "New quality productive forces" also drives the reform and innovation of green finance, creating abundant investment opportunities and vast growth potential for the green finance market. How to enhance "New quality productive forces" through green finance is a critical issue during the economic transformation phase.
The special issue welcomes interdisciplinary and financial academics to provide cutting-edge research, both theoretical and empirical, that focuses on the intersection of green finance and new quality productive forces, with a particular emphasis on topics related to financial reform, system modeling, policy analysis, and risk management.
Specific topics including but not limited to the following areas are specifically welcomed:
Green Financial Reform and the Development of New Quality Productive Forces
Climate Change and Economic and Financial Resilience
Green Finance and the High-quality Development of Manufacturing
Green Finance and the Modernization of Agricultural
Financial Policy Practices and Impact Assessments in a Low-Carbon Context
Empowering Low-Carbon Technological Innovation through Finance
Financial Development and the Construction of Modern Infrastructure System
Green Finance Product Innovation and Market System Development
Carbon Markets and Carbon Finance
ESG Practices and Financial Derivatives
Financial Support and Green Supply Chain Management
Climate, Environmental, and Energy Financial Risk Assessment and Management
Important dates
The timeline of this special issue is as follows:
Submission dates: Sep 1st, 2024 — July 1st, 2025
All submissions will undergo the same strict double-blind peer-review process applied to the journal.
The special issue is expected to be published in the second quarter of 2026
Submission guidelines
Authors, who are interested in publishing in this special issue, should submit their manuscripts online through the following:
https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cfri
Submission Starts: Sep 1st, 2024.
Deadline to Start a Submission: July 1st, 2025
Expected Publication Date: the second quarter of 2026
Top Cited
Tang, T., & Yang, L. (2023). Shaping corporate ESG performance: role of social trust in China’s capital market. China Finance Review International, 14(1), 34–75. https://doi.org/10.1108/cfri-07-2023-0187
Li, H., Chen, H., Xu, G., & Zhang, W. (2023). COVID-19, various government interventions and stock market performance. China Finance Review International, 13(4), 621–632. https://doi.org/10.1108/cfri-03-2023-0068
Lu, Q., Deng, Y., Wang, X., & Wang, A. (2023). The impact of China’s green credit policy on enterprise digital innovation: evidence from heavily-polluting Chinese listed companies. China Finance Review International, 14(1), 103–121.https://doi.org/10.1108/cfri-11-2022-0224
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