CCE is issuing a call for abstracts from academics and expert practitioners for a State-of-the-Art section of the new open access journal on Corporate Climate Governance, published by Cambridge University Press (CUP).
The State-of-the-Art section of Cambridge Forum on Corporate Climate Governance will publish papers on any relevant topic, with a particular focus on cutting-edge research, new ideas, and responses to current events. It is dedicated to high-quality contributions that fall outside the scope of themed issues but align with our core mission: to push forward the global corporate climate agenda by using peer-reviewed research to better inform, engage and influence individuals working in or advising private-listed companies, family-owned businesses, state-owned enterprises and other corporate entities. The section is edited by the Editors-in-Chief.
Pieces are peer-reviewed and timely; they will be published as soon as they are ready, within the State-of-the-Art section of the journal.
Guidelines for submission
There is no deadline for the State-of-the-Art section. Papers are accepted on a rolling basis.
All articles should be formatted to comply with one the journal’s accepted article types, as described here. Articles for the State-of-the-Art section should be submitted for consideration via the journal’s online submission system.
About the Journal
The new journal, called the ‘Cambridge Forum on Corporate Climate Governance’, explores how corporate climate actions can contribute to a sustainable future. It examines the governance and decision-making processes, and the legal, regulatory and financial frameworks needed to support these efforts.
The journal supports the growth of academic and practitioner research in this area and aims to push forward the global corporate climate agenda by using peer-reviewed research to better inform, engage and influence individuals working in or advising publicly listed companies, private enterprises, family-owned businesses, state-owned enterprises and other corporate entities. It seeks to publish applied academic articles alongside contributions from non-academic experts, practitioners and policymakers as well as contributions jointly authored by academics and their counterparts in business, finance and the legal and accounting profession.
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