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The fourth issue of Volume 5 of The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability is now available.

Volume 5, Number 4 contains:

• Planning for a Future by Ray M. Golding and Jo Pool.
• Using Conjoint Analysis to Better Understand Misconceptions of Sustainable Vehicle Technology Use in Sports Cars by Stephen Lambert, Steven Maggs, Paul Faithfull and Adrian Vinsome.
• The Current Level of Concern and Knowledge of Environmental Sustainability (ES) is a Reflection of its Marginalization from the Core School Curriculum and by the Media in Japan by Paul Ofei-Manu and Glynn Skerratt.
• An Experimental Approach to Show that High Cutting Speeds Can Reduce the CO2 Emissions during Machining by Brian Boswell and Tilak Chandratilleke.
• Achieving Social Equity by Addressing the Needs of Disabled People in Heritage Building Conservation in Malaysia by Naziaty Yaacob, Nor Rasidah Hashim and Ar. Helena Aman Hashim.
• A Longitudinal Evaluation of the Entrepreneurial Experience in the Healthy Food and Cosmetics Industry and its Impact on the Sustainability Movement by Wayne Smeltz.
• Analysis of the Solid Waste Management System of a New Rural Campus of Srinakharinwirot University in Thailand by Supaporn Sirisopana, Prapaporn Kaewsuksai and John Middleton.

• Capacity Building for Sustainable Development by Sivaram Vemuri.
• Putting Sustainability into Healthy Cities: Reflections from a University Short Course by Michael Bentley.
• Using Futures Scenario Writing for Developing Deep Learning and Foresight with Preservice Science Education Students: An Evaluation by David G. Lloyd.
• The Conquest of the Peri-Urban: Sustainability and Postcolonialism by Julie Matthews, Tim Smith and Robert Mangoyana.
• Global Public Health, Development, and Sustainability by Kristine Lykens, Sejong Bae, Sardar Sharif and Karan P. Singh.
• Re-Defining Sustainable Human Development to Integrate Sustainability and Human Development Goals by Hasnat Dewan.
• Whither Our Embrace of Bamboo: Observations from Forest, Farm and Factory by Jonathan M. Scherch.
• Communicating the Sustainability Message to the Public: Lessons from Marketing by Anne Sharp and Stine Hoj
• Explicit and Implicit Attitudes to Low and High Carbon Footprint Products by Geoffrey Beattie and Laura Sale.
• From Corporate Social Responsibility to the Democratic Regulation of Transnational Corporations by David Humphreys.
• Shared Space: Sustainable Innovation Strategies in Urban Health and Environmental Policy by Derrick Purdue, Richard Kimberlee and Judy Orme.
• Utility of Plantwatch Protocols for “Citizen Scientist” Monitoring of Climate Change in Urban Canada by Nicole Spiegelaar and John Middleton.
• Malaysian Public Attitude towards Modern Biotechnology: Effect of Some Background Variables by Latifah Amin, Maznah Hj. Ibrahim and Zurina Mahadi.
• Cross-Cultural Teamwork Issues in Pacific Island Sustainability by Norman Wright and Hadyn Bennett.
• A Study of Sustainability: Developing a Holistic Approach towards the Scope and Impact of Change by Stephanie Sandland.
• Land Cover Change in Relation to Agricultural Extensification in Southern Madagascar by Hermann Andriamanambina and Michael Simsik.
• Sustainability and Underdevelopment: Complex Trade-offs on the Tibetan Plateau by Katherine Morton.
• Hope and Young People on the Margins: Hope and Utopias as Prerequisites for Sustainability by Patrick O’Leary and Simon Robb.