Green Economy Transitions: Policy, Innovation, and Sustainable Business Transformation in the 21st Century

Green Economy Transitions: Policy, Innovation, and Sustainable Business Transformation in the 21st Century is an edited volume comprising 27 peer-reviewed research papers exploring the global shift toward a low-carbon, resource-efficient, and socially inclusive economy. Drawing from interdisciplinary fields like economics, public policy, and management, the book examines how policy frameworks, technological innovation, and corporate strategies intersect to drive sustainability. Key themes include climate governance, sustainable finance, circular economy initiatives, and ESG integration within businesses ranging from MSMEs to large corporations. The text emphasizes that long-term competitiveness is now inseparable from environmental responsibility, requiring structural shifts rather than incremental changes. Designed for scholars, policymakers, and industry leaders, this volume provides evidence-based insights to inform progressive policy and inspire resilient, ethical economic leadership.