Journal of International Economics Research

Scope of the Journal

The Journal of International Economics Research publishes original research articles, conceptual studies, empirical analyses, and policy-oriented papers that contribute to the scholarly and practical understanding of the international economy.
It welcomes interdisciplinary work that bridges economics, finance, political economy, and global policy studies.

1. International Trade and Investment

• Theories and empirical analysis of trade patterns and policies

• Regional and global trade integration agreements

• Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows and multinational enterprises

• Global value chains and supply chain resilience

• Export diversification and competitiveness in global markets

2. International Finance and Monetary Economics

• Exchange rate dynamics and currency regimes

• International capital mobility and balance of payments

• Global financial markets, crises, and contagion effects

• Role and reform of international financial institutions (IMF, World Bank, BIS, etc.)

• Sovereign debt sustainability and financial globalization

3. Global Economic Governance and Policy

• The structure and evolution of global economic institutions (WTO, OECD, G20, BRICS)

• International economic law, diplomacy, and cooperation

• Multilateral and regional policy coordination

• Global economic security and resilience

• Economic sanctions, trade wars, and geo-economic strategies

4. Sustainable and Inclusive Development

• Economic aspects of climate change and environmental policy

• Green growth, renewable energy, and the circular economy

• Inclusive and equitable global development

• Labor migration, human capital, and demographic transitions

• Progress toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

5. Digitalization and Innovation in the Global Economy

• The digital economy, e-commerce, and cross-border data flows

• Artificial intelligence, blockchain, and financial technologies (fintech)

• Global innovation systems and knowledge diffusion

• Digital divide and global competitiveness

• Policy frameworks for digital transformation

6. Regional and Comparative Economic Studies

• Regional integration and cooperation (EU, ASEAN, CIS, EAEU, AfCFTA, etc.)

• Comparative studies of emerging, developing, and advanced economies

• Economic transformation and structural reform

• Regional crises and recovery patterns

7. Theoretical and Methodological Advances

• New theories in international trade and finance

• Global macroeconomic modeling and forecasting

• Econometric analysis of cross-country data

• Network analysis and systems approaches to globalization

• Methodological innovations in international economic research