EASTERN EUROPEAN ECONOMICS
Scope & Guideline
Empowering Research on Eastern Europe's Economic Landscape
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Economic Transition and Development:
The journal publishes research that examines the economic transition processes in post-communist countries, focusing on institutional changes, market reforms, and their impact on economic growth. - International Trade and Investment:
A significant focus is on the dynamics of foreign direct investment (FDI), trade agreements, and their effects on local economies, particularly in the context of Central and Eastern Europe. - Socioeconomic Issues and Policies:
The journal addresses various socioeconomic issues such as income inequality, labor market dynamics, and social policies, providing insights into the challenges faced by these economies. - Innovation and Technological Change:
Research on innovation, entrepreneurship, and the role of technology in economic development is a core area, highlighting how these factors contribute to growth in Eastern European economies. - Environmental and Sustainability Economics:
The journal includes studies on environmental economics and sustainable practices, reflecting the growing importance of these themes in economic policy discussions. - Financial Systems and Market Dynamics:
An emphasis is placed on the analysis of financial markets, banking systems, and their resilience, particularly in the context of crises and economic shocks.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of COVID-19 on Economies:
A significant increase in research examining the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on various economic sectors, labor markets, and financial stability, highlighting the need for resilience strategies. - Gender and Economic Development:
Emerging studies focus on the role of gender in economic innovation and labor market dynamics, pointing towards a growing recognition of gender issues in economic policy. - Digitalization and Innovation:
There is a notable trend towards exploring the impacts of digitalization on economic performance, innovation capabilities, and business models in Eastern European countries. - Environmental Sustainability and Green Economics:
Research addressing environmental challenges and sustainable practices is becoming more prominent, reflecting global trends towards sustainability and climate change. - Regional Economic Cooperation:
An increase in studies focusing on regional integration, trade agreements, and cooperation among Eastern European countries, emphasizing the importance of collaborative economic strategies.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Manufacturing Economics:
Research focused on traditional manufacturing sectors has decreased, possibly due to a shift towards service-oriented and technology-driven economic models in Eastern Europe. - Post-Socialist Economic Comparisons:
Studies specifically comparing post-socialist economies have waned, as scholars increasingly focus on unique national contexts rather than broad regional comparisons. - Agricultural Economics:
While still relevant, the volume of research specifically centered on agricultural economics seems to be declining, as other sectors gain more attention in the context of economic development. - State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Analysis:
The focus on SOEs has diminished, reflecting a broader trend towards privatization and market liberalization in Eastern Europe, which has shifted research interests towards private sector dynamics.
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