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Bulletin of Social Studies and Community Development
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Bulletin of Social Studies and Community Development (BSSCD) is an open-access journal that publishes high-quality scholarly works across the broad spectrum of social sciences, humanities, and community development. The journal serves as a comprehensive platform for researchers, educators, practitioners, and policymakers to share knowledge, experiences, and innovations that contribute to social understanding, sustainable development, and community empowerment. The scope of the journal comprehensively covers, but is not limited to, the following core areas: • Social and Political Sciences: Sociology, political science, public administration, international relations, governance, and public policy. • Law and Society: Legal studies, human rights, social justice, and the intersection of law, policy, and societal development. • Humanities and Cultural Studies: Anthropology, history, linguistics, literature, arts, cultural identity, and multiculturalism. • Education and Pedagogy: Social issues in educational practice and educational policies,. • Economics and Business: Applied economics, management, business studies, social entrepreneurship, and sustainable economic development. • Community Development and Empowerment: Rural and urban development, poverty alleviation, social welfare, participatory approaches, and applied community engagement practices. • Contemporary Social Issues: Gender studies, youth, marginalized communities, and environmental issues within social contexts. The journal accepts various types of manuscripts, including original research articles, theoretical or conceptual papers, literature reviews, case studies, reports on community service and engagement activities, as well as policy analysis and practice-based articles. Contributions are expected to demonstrate originality, relevance, and a significant impact on advancing knowledge and practice in social studies and community development.
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Green Central Banking, Sustainable Finance, and Monetary Policy in Emerging Economies: Policy Lessons from a Systematic Review Muhammad Putra Aprullah; Muhammad Arfan; Yossi Diantimala; Irsyadillah Irsyadillah; Sofyan Syahnur; William Ben Gunawan
Bulletin of Social Studies and Community Development Vol 5, No 1 (2026): Bulletin of Social Studies and Community Development
Publisher : Institute of Multidisciplinary Research and Community Service

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This paper aims to analyze the green central banking role in transforming sustainable finance and monetary policy in emerging economies. In particular, it examines changes in the integration of climate risk and opportunity into monetary policy mandates, regulatory approaches, and financial intermediation functions while also evaluating the institutional characteristics that facilitate or hinder these efforts. Methodologically, a PRISMA-based systematic literature review of 85 Scopus-indexed articles was conducted to identify key themes, policy pathways, and emerging debates surrounding green central banking and climate risk management in developing/EM countries within the broader global landscape of sustainable finance. The results indicate five overarching patterns. For starters, central banks seem to be extending their policy mandates well beyond normal price stability to combat climate-induced systemic risks. Second, physical and transition risks are slowly being incorporated into monetary policy, macroprudential regulation, and supervisory norms. Third, green bonds and other sustainable financial instruments continue to expand their role as a programming instrument working by reallocating capital from carbon-intensive investments to environmentally sustainable or low-carbon activities. Fourth, institutional quality, regulatory capacity, and inter-sectoral policy coordination play an instrumental role in promoting green finance initiatives. Fifth, green central banking has significant potential to bolster long-term financial stability while supporting low-carbon transitions. However, its real-world impacts are limited by data availability, uneven institutional readiness, and substantial practical disparities across emerging economies. This paper connects climate risk, sustainable finance, and monetary policy into a common narrative that offers both an academic contribution to the literature and policy implications for central banks and policymakers seeking to enhance climate-responsive financial governance in developing countries. Keywords: green central banking, sustainable finance, climate risk, monetary policy, financial stability.

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