Econology_Issue_03
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: A multidisciplinary issue exploring the crossroads of economics, environment, technology, and public policy across South Asia and beyond. This issue features research essays, investigative reporting, and policy analysis on population politics, agricultural nanotechnology, climate justice, digital protest dynamics, and geopolitical shifts. Highlights: Counting Confusion — a deep analysis of Bangladesh’s population debate and its implications for planning and policy. Salad’s Silent Revolution — nanotech applications in agriculture: precision inputs, nano-fertilizers, and smart packaging. Climate Colonialism — historical roots and contemporary responsibilities in global emissions. From Likes to Uprising — a behavioural-economics examination of social-media bans and protests in Nepal. Table of contents (selected): Counting Confusion — population politics in Bangladesh Salad’s Silent Revolution — nanotech & agri-innovation Climate Colonialism — history, emissions, vulnerability From Likes to Uprising — digital bans and protest dynamics Geopolitics & the SCO — regional strategy brief Regenerative economics essays and book reviews Publisher: Econology — www.theconology.comLicense: CC-BY 4.0For full text, supplementary material, and contact: www.theconology.com
Author: Econology
Language: English
Subfield: Global and Planetary Change
Field: Environmental Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7084040724
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