Editorial Introduction (Inaugural Issue)

Most people look at economics, culture, and sustainability as separate subjects—like different boxes on a shelf. But in the real world, they’re not separate. They’re deeply connected, and the decisions in one area always affect the others. That’s why the International Journal of Economics, Culture, and Sustainable Development Viewpoints (IJECSDV) exists: to break down those silos and bring together thinkers who see the bigger picture.

We’re not just looking for academic papers that sit on a shelf—we’re looking for ideas that connect dots, challenge traditional thinking, and provide insights that can actually shape the future. Economics isn’t just about numbers. Culture isn’t just about traditions. And sustainability isn’t just about the environment. Together, they create the foundation for wealth, resilience, and long-term growth—for nations, communities, and individuals alike.

At IJECSDV, we welcome work from economics, sociology, law, education, anthropology, public policy, and beyond, because we believe the real breakthroughs happen when disciplines collide. Our goal is to build a platform where innovative ideas can spark new strategies—strategies that move societies from surviving to thriving in a world that demands both responsibility and creativity.

In short: we’re not here to publish theories. We’re here to publish viewpoints that can inspire action and change the way people think about building sustainable futures.

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