Environmental Social Sciences
- Environmental Values — published by White Horse Press, Lancashire, England
- Global Environmental Politics — published by the MIT Press
- Journal of Environmental Psychology — published by Elsevier, based in Amsterdam
- Journal of Political Ecology — edited by Simon Batterbury (University of Melbourne)
- Organization & Environment — edited by J. Alberto Aragon-Correa (University of Granada) and Mark Starik (San Francisco State University), and published by SAGE Publications
- Population and Environment — published by Springer Netherlands
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