Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics
Scope & Guideline
Transforming Economic Research with Diverse Approaches
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Economic Analysis:
The journal emphasizes the integration of concepts from economics, sociology, political science, psychology, and environmental studies to provide a multifaceted view of economic issues. - Focus on Emerging Economic Trends:
Research often explores contemporary economic challenges such as cryptocurrency dynamics, economic impacts of global crises, and green transitions, reflecting the journal's commitment to addressing current and relevant economic topics. - Empirical and Theoretical Research:
The journal publishes both empirical studies that utilize quantitative and qualitative methodologies, and theoretical papers that contribute to the conceptual frameworks within interdisciplinary economics. - Policy Implications and Practical Applications:
A significant aim is to derive insights that can inform policy-making and practical applications in various sectors, especially in developing nations and in response to crises. - Exploration of Social and Gender Issues:
The journal consistently addresses social dimensions of economics, including gender inequality, poverty, and the socio-economic impacts of policies, highlighting the importance of social equity in economic discourse.
Trending and Emerging
- Cryptocurrency and Digital Finance:
There is a growing interest in the analysis of cryptocurrencies, their market dynamics, and their implications for diversification and economic stability, reflecting the digital transformation in finance. - Impact of Global Crises:
Research focusing on the socioeconomic impacts of global crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical conflicts, has surged, highlighting the need for adaptive economic strategies. - Green Economics and Sustainability:
Emerging themes around green transitions and sustainable economic practices indicate a rising emphasis on environmental economics and the socio-political dimensions of sustainability. - Gender and Economic Inequality:
There is an increasing focus on the intersection of gender and economic policies, exploring issues such as women's political leadership and the implications of gender-based economic disparities. - Behavioral Economics and Decision-Making:
Studies exploring behavioral economics, including decision-making under uncertainty and the psychological factors influencing economic behavior, are becoming more prevalent, reflecting a broader understanding of economic actions.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Economic Models:
There is a noticeable decrease in papers solely focused on traditional economic models and theories, as the journal shifts towards more contemporary and interdisciplinary approaches. - Narrowly Focused Case Studies:
Papers that explore narrow, localized case studies without broader implications or interdisciplinary connections have become less prevalent, indicating a shift toward more generalizable findings. - Historical Economic Analysis:
Research centered exclusively on historical economic events or analyses without linking to current trends or interdisciplinary insights appears to be waning in favor of more dynamic and relevant topics. - Overly Technical Econometrics:
While quantitative analysis remains important, there is a declining emphasis on overly technical econometric models that do not incorporate broader social or interdisciplinary perspectives. - Sector-Specific Studies:
Studies focusing rigidly on specific sectors without addressing the interconnectedness of economic systems are less common, reflecting the journal's move towards holistic economic analysis.
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