This special issue addresses the broad theme of “Sustainable Development: Networks, Innovations, Policy, Infrastructure.” Sustainable development is a current trend that is increasing its influence in the economy and society, in global politics, and in the tasks of company management. Sustainable development is of vital importance for the global community.

Sustainable development and sustainable management cover a wide range of issues. This review covers issues of behavior of people, companies, society as a whole, issues of green knowledge management, policy issues in the field of air pollution and waste management, the challenges of sustainable energy supply for people, companies and cities, and the development of green energy. Sustainable development also includes building a sustainable world. Green development is part of sustainable development and is also included in the scope of this special issue.

The purpose of this special issue is to promote new ideas, conceptual approaches, models, methods, case studies, practice reviews, new quantitative tools for assessing sustainability, behavioral economics, financial aspects of sustainable development, innovation management, business model development, sustainability and green modeling in general. Any new approaches that complement, extend, or refine existing concepts and perspectives within quantitative and conceptual analysis are welcome.

Researchers and practitioners working on new ideas, models and methods, as well as empirical reviews and studies on the above topics, are invited to submit their papers in this special issue.

Prof. Lyudmila Kabir

Innovations; Sustainable Development; Green economy; Digitization; Sustainable and Smart city; Urban development; Sustainable networks; Sustainable policy; Sustainable infrastructure; Climate-resilient infrastructure; Energy policy;