"The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them." – Albert Einstein

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Given how urgent and politically salient environmental issues are today, intellectual work is needed that promotes environmentally sensitive reflection, inquiry and practice. Ecosocial research refers to any interdisciplinary study of social organizing as it relates to the natural world. Organization & Environment publishes peer-reviewed research that sets new standards for interdisciplinary thinking about our complex, hazardous, and increasingly unpredictable biosphere and its social dimensions. This research provides a crucial resource for the development of more effective policy formulation and decision making.

Organization & Environment is recognized as a leading international journal of ecosocial research and is unique in its emphasis on organizations, institutions, and nature. O&E publishes work that focuses on connections between the natural environment (including animals, plants, air, water, land, and other ecological entities and systems) and formal and informal patterns of organizing (including human production and consumption, human service, and environmental protection and advocacy). O&E’s contributors are concerned with environmental damage, restoration, sustainability, and liberation in relation to their complex social causes and consequences.

Organization & Environment publishes high-quality work underwritten by diverse epistemological positions in a variety of formats and innovative features:

• Academic Research Articles that make substantive empirical, theoretical, methodological and/or philosophical contributions are featured in O&E. Each academic research article makes its contribution to the existing literature clear and demonstrates an understanding of the history of research on the topic.
• Other Regular Features
  • Archives of Organizational and Environmental Literature
  • Book, Film, Music, and other Media Reviews
  • Critical Essays
  • Citation Classics and Foundational Works
  • Dialogues and Debates on Contemporary Environmental Issues
  • Futuristic Imagery (from Ecosocial Forecasting to Imagined Ecotopias)