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Marine Development is an open access journal that publishes interdisciplinary research related to marine issues.

  • Focuses on marine economic management, marine resources, and global marine governance.
  • Advocates for SDGs 14 and other SDGs topics relevant to marine issues.
  • Promotes marine research in China and worldwide from a humanities and social sciences perspective.
  • Encourages review articles highlighting the latest research trends with significant national and global impacts.
  • Ensures high visibility for your work with open access.

 

Main Editor
  • Xin Zhao

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  • Call for Papers: International Trade and Sustainable Development

    The world's oceans and seas have served as a historical conduit for global commerce, enabling the exchange of goods, cultures, and ideas. These expansive bodies of water have not only played a pivotal role in shaping the economic and social fabric of human civilization but have also nurtured a profound and intertwined relationship with international trade. To grasp the intricacies of this dynamic association is of utmost importance in advancing marine development in this century. Thus, this special issue seeks to explore the complex interplay between international trade and the marine realm, illuminating how trade has influenced the exploitation of marine resources and the promotion of sustainable practices.


    Guest Editors:

    Haoran Zhang, University College London, UK

    Zhifu Mi, University College London, UK

    Zhenci Xu, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR

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Electronic ISSN
3004-832X
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  11. Portico
  12. ProQuest
  13. TD Net Discovery Service
  14. Wanfang
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