Econology Issue 05 (May 2026)
エコロノジー第05号（2026年5月） (AI 翻訳)
Econology
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本号は、バングラデシュの気候変動による強制移動や廃棄物労働者の循環経済への貢献、中国のエネルギー転換と石炭依存、ナイジェリアの公正な移行など、多様なテーマを扱う。GX関連では特にエネルギー転換と循環経済に焦点を当てた論考が含まれる。
English
This multidisciplinary issue covers climate displacement in Bangladesh, informal waste pickers in circular economy, China's green transition and coal dependence, and just transition in Nigeria. It offers diverse perspectives on energy transition and circular economy in developing contexts.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
中国のエネルギー転換や循環経済の事例は、日本のGXリーグや資源循環政策に示唆を与える。また、気候変動による強制移動の議論は、日本の防災・適応策とも接点がある。
In the global GX context
The issue provides case studies on energy transition and circular economy in developing countries, relevant to global frameworks like ISSB and just transition discussions in CSRD and SEC climate rules.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Interdisciplinary essays on energy transition and circular economy in developing countries can inform comparative GX research.
🏢実務担当者:Case studies on informal waste pickers and just transition offer lessons for corporate circular economy and social responsibility initiatives.
🏛政策担当者:Insights on China's energy transition and Nigeria's just transition can inform national decarbonization and social policy.
📄 Abstract（原文）
A multidisciplinary issue exploring the crossroads of economics, environment, technology, and public policy across Bangladesh, South Asia, and beyond. This issue brings together research essays, policy analysis, feature writing, and reflective commentary on tobacco taxation and behavioral cues, workers’ struggles and labour history, riverbank erosion and climate displacement, the role of informal waste pickers in the circular economy, China’s energy transition, labour and justice in Nigeria’s net-zero pathway, comparative development trajectories, judicial digitalization, and AI-enabled pharmaceutical research. Highlights: A Habit State Can’t Quit — Bangladesh’s smoking crisis, tobacco taxation, and the behavioral forces shaping cigarette consumption. May Day! May Day! — a reflection on labour struggle, working-class solidarity, and the continuing relevance of workers’ rights. The Uncounted Journey — climate displacement, riverbank erosion, and the hidden human costs of life in Bangladesh’s char communities. The Unsung Heroes of Circular Economy — the role of informal waste pickers in recycling, sustainability, and urban waste management. Coal in the Shadows of China’s Green Transition — the tensions between renewable expansion, energy security, and fossil fuel dependence. Workers at the Crossroads — labour politics, just transition, and the social consequences of Nigeria’s energy transformation. Selected contents include: Bangladesh’s smoking crisis and tobacco taxation International Workers’ Day and labour history Climate loss and damage in riverine communities Circular economy and informal waste labour China’s green transition and coal dependence Labour and justice in Nigeria’s energy transition Singapore and Bangladesh in comparative development Procedural efficiency and judicial digitalization AI-driven drug discovery and research innovation Publisher: EconologyLicense: CC-BY 4.0 For full text, supplementary material, and contact: theconology.com
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