Economics of Disasters and Climate Change

The journal is aimed in the first place at economists (in academia, in multilateral organisations, the private sector, and government), but will hold equal appeal for researchers and practitioners in other disciplines, especially in the social and political sciences.

- It is the first journal to connect the economics/finance of disasters and the economics of climate change, which, though intimately related, are mostly treated separately in the literature.
- It is a peer-reviewed, international journal designed to foster and disseminate innovative and original research and policy analysis on the economic and financial aspects of climate change and disasters, studied separately and in conjunction.
- The journal aims to provide a central 'meeting point' for all economists working on these topics and enhance the quality and quantity of analysis as it pertains to our knowledge of these phenomena and their policy implications.