Focus and Scope

Focus

Economia: Journal of Economics and Management focuses on publishing high-quality scholarly articles that examine both contemporary and classical issues in the fields of economics, business, finance, and management within local, national, regional, and global contexts. The journal promotes interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches in analyzing economic and managerial dynamics, integrating perspectives from conventional economics, Islamic economics, development economics, digital economy, and value-based and sustainability-oriented economic systems.

Scope

Economia: Journal of Economics and Management publishes scholarly articles that include, but are not limited to, the following areas:

  1. Economics: Microeconomics and macroeconomics, development economics, regional and urban economics, international economics, political economy, public economics, institutional economics, environmental and natural resource economics, agricultural economics, industrial economics, creative economy, digital economy, behavioral economics, health economics, education economics, community-based economy, sustainable economy, green economy, circular economy, and Islamic economics (Shariah-based economic systems, Islamic economic thought, Islamic social finance, zakat, waqf, Islamic philanthropy, maqasid al-shariah in economics, and value-based development models).
  2. Business and Entrepreneurship: Business studies, entrepreneurship, MSMEs and community-based enterprises, business innovation, business models, digital business, startups and technopreneurship, e-commerce, sustainable business, social business and social entrepreneurship, corporate governance, business ethics, and corporate social responsibility (CSR).
  3. Finance: Public finance, corporate finance, banking and financial institutions, capital markets, investment, risk management, asset management, international finance, financial inclusion, financial literacy, fintech and digital finance, digital payment systems, and Islamic finance (Islamic banking, Shariah capital markets, Islamic fintech, Islamic financial management, sukuk, takaful, and Islamic social finance).
  4. Management: Strategic management, human resource management, marketing management, operations management, supply chain management, quality management, innovation management, knowledge management, organizational management, leadership, organizational behavior, education management, public management, nonprofit and public sector management, technology-based management, change management, and digital transformation management.
  5. Interdisciplinary and Cross-Cutting Studies: Economics and public policy, economics and law, economics and education, economics and technology, economics and socio-cultural studies, economics and environmental studies, economics and sustainable development (SDGs), digital transformation in economics and management, and interdisciplinary studies integrating economics, business, management, technology, and society.