Climate Sustainability & Global Systems (CSGS) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research at the nexus of climate science, sustainability transitions, and global systems governance.
Published quarterly (March, June, September, and December), CSGS provides a scholarly platform for rigorous analysis of complex interactions among environmental, economic, technological, and socio-political systems in the context of climate change.
The journal prioritizes system-level thinking, methodological robustness, and global relevance. It welcomes empirical research, modeling studies, policy analysis, and innovative methodological contributions that address pressing sustainability challenges across scales — from local ecosystems to global governance frameworks.
CSGS particularly emphasizes:
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Climate systems modeling and Earth system interactions
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Sustainability governance and institutional transformation
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Environmental data science and AI applications
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Global climate policy and systemic risk analysis
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Socio-ecological resilience and adaptation
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Interdisciplinary methods and analytical frameworks
Operating under a fully open access model (CC BY 4.0), the journal ensures immediate and permanent accessibility of all published content. Editorial decisions are based solely on academic merit through a transparent double-blind peer review process.
By fostering cross-disciplinary dialogue and global scholarly collaboration, CSGS aims to contribute to evidence-based climate action, sustainable development pathways, and responsible systems innovation.
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)
The inaugural issue of Climate Sustainability & Global Systems (CSGS) presents interdisciplinary research addressing climate dynamics, sustainability transitions, environmental data innovation, and global systems governance.
As a quarterly, peer-reviewed open access journal, CSGS is committed to advancing rigorous, transparent, and globally relevant scholarship. This issue features original research articles that contribute to system-level understanding of climate risk, sustainability modeling, and governance frameworks.
All articles published in this issue have undergone double-blind peer review.
Published:
2026-06-15
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