Subject Areas

Subject Areas for the Journal "Green Lifestyle and International Market"

Subject Areas

Green Lifestyle and International Market (GLIM) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal that publishes research at the intersection of innovation, sustainability, design, and aesthetics. It aims to bridge the gap between creative practices, market dynamics, and environmental consciousness through interdisciplinary scholarship.

The journal welcomes original research papers, review articles, design explorations, case studies, and theoretical analyses addressing the evolving relationship between fashion, lifestyle, and sustainability.

Sustainable and Fashion Studies

  • Sustainable Fashion and Textiles
  • Eco-fashion, Slow Fashion, and Ethical Clothing
  • Circular Economy and Green Supply Chains
  • Sustainable Business Models and Marketing Strategies
  • Eco-conscious Consumer Behavior and Market Trends

Crafts, Arts, and Cultural Practices

  • Traditional and Contemporary Crafts
  • Cultural Heritage, Identity, and Design Innovation
  • Artisanal Techniques and Local Craft Ecosystems
  • Folk Art and Indigenous Design Practices

Fine Arts and Aesthetic Studies

  • Visual Arts, Painting, and Sculpture in Sustainable Contexts
  • Aesthetic Theories and Cultural Narratives
  • Eco-Aesthetics and Environmental Art
  • Art, Design, and Human Experience

Design and Creative Research

  • Design Thinking and Sustainable Innovation
  • Product, Fashion, and Interior Design Research
  • User Experience (UX), Ergonomics, and Emotional Design
  • Design Education and Pedagogy

Policy, Technology, and Society

  • Environmental Policy and Industry Regulations
  • Social and Green Entrepreneurship
  • Technology Integration in Design and Manufacturing
  • Life Cycle Assessment and Environmental Impact Studies

GLIM promotes interdisciplinary approaches that integrate perspectives from arts, fashion, crafts, textiles, design, and social sciences to foster a sustainable, ethical, and aesthetically enriched global lifestyle ecosystem.

The journal publishes three issues per year, maintaining a focus on innovation, creativity, and sustainable development across art, fashion, and design disciplines.