Forum for Social Economics
Scope & Guideline
Catalyzing Discussions on Economic and Social Phenomena
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Approach:
The journal promotes research that integrates insights from economics, sociology, political science, and public policy, fostering a holistic understanding of social issues. - Focus on Inequality and Social Justice:
A core area of interest is the examination of economic inequality, its causes, and its effects on marginalized communities, with a commitment to advocating for social justice. - Sustainable Development:
Research related to sustainable economic practices and policies that address socio-economic challenges while considering environmental impacts is emphasized. - Gender and Social Dynamics:
The journal frequently publishes studies exploring the intersections of gender, labor, and socio-economic status, highlighting the unique challenges faced by women and marginalized groups. - Public Policy Analysis:
A significant focus is placed on evaluating the effectiveness of public policies and social programs in addressing economic disparities and improving social welfare. - Crisis and Resilience Studies:
The journal examines the socio-economic impacts of crises, such as pandemics and economic downturns, exploring resilience and adaptive strategies in vulnerable populations.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of Technology on Society:
There is an increasing focus on how technological advancements, such as automation and digital platforms, affect labor markets, social structures, and economic inequality. - Health Economics and Well-Being:
Research exploring the intersection of health systems, economic policies, and individual well-being is gaining prominence, particularly in the context of global health crises like COVID-19. - Climate Change and Economic Resilience:
Emerging studies address the economic implications of climate change, emphasizing adaptation strategies and the socio-economic vulnerabilities of affected communities. - Intersectionality in Labor Studies:
The journal is increasingly publishing work that examines labor market dynamics through an intersectional lens, considering how various identities (gender, race, class) interact to shape economic experiences. - Social Protection and Informality:
Research focused on the role of social protection mechanisms in informal economies is on the rise, reflecting the need for inclusive policies that support vulnerable populations. - Globalization and Economic Disparities:
There is a growing interest in how globalization impacts local economies, particularly in terms of inequality and access to resources, highlighting the need for nuanced policy responses.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Economic Models:
There has been a noticeable decrease in research employing classical economic models without consideration of socio-political contexts, as the journal increasingly favors interdisciplinary and socially aware approaches. - Purely Theoretical Economics:
Papers focusing solely on abstract theoretical constructs, particularly those disconnected from empirical evidence or practical implications, have become less prevalent in favor of studies that bridge theory with real-world applications. - Single-Dimensional Poverty Analysis:
Research that solely examines poverty through a singular lens, such as income alone, is declining as the journal shifts towards more multidimensional approaches that incorporate social, cultural, and environmental factors. - Economic Growth as an Isolated Goal:
The focus on economic growth as an end goal without considering its social repercussions and sustainability is diminishing, reflecting a broader shift towards understanding economic development in a more holistic context.
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