Over half of the world's population resides in cities. This urbanization trend is expected to
continue and more than 80 per cent of humanity is expected to live in cities by 2050. The …

Measuring a country's sustainable development by its gross domestic product (GDP) is
insufficient to capture the loss of capital that determines future human welfare. To address …

The inclusive wealth approach is increasingly common to measure the sustainable
development of the countries. It comprised the natural, human and produced capital of …

In a rapidly changing and urbanizing world, the demand for housing and city infrastructure,
and the related use of natural resources, are continually increasing. Whereas, in 1900, a …

Inclusive wealth (IW) measures the wealth of all the assets from which human wellbeing is
derived, including produced, human and natural capital. This metric represents a region's …

The inclusive wealth index (IWI) is a stock metric proposed internationally in recent years to
measure a region's sustainable development potential. To explore sustainability more …

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to eradicate poverty and place all
countries on a sustainable development path by 2030. This requires better and more …

As editor of this special issue, I am honored to present a curated collection of research
articles that explore the dynamic nexus between environmental sustainability and the …

Inclusive wealth is a measure designed to address whether society is on a sustainable
development trajectory. Inclusive wealth is defined as the aggregate value of all capital …

It is increasingly common to judge the sustainable development of nations by non-declining
social well-being. Determinants of social well-being have been measured and used for …