Vision Statement
The Encyclopedia of Economic Law aspires to become a leading, peer-reviewed academic journal in the field of economic law in the region and beyond. The journal envisions itself as a reputable platform for the development, dissemination, and exchange of cutting-edge interdisciplinary knowledge between legal and economic scholars.
Aims of the Journal
The Encyclopedia of Economic Law aims to advance interdisciplinary research between the fields of law and economics by pursuing the following objectives:
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To publish scholarly and peer-reviewed articles in the field of economic law, with an emphasis on innovation and the dissemination of up-to-date research findings.
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To provide a platform for academic dialogue and intellectual exchange among researchers, faculty members, legal experts, and economists.
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To promote a research-oriented mindset among specialists and students by supporting the production of context-specific and problem-solving knowledge.
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To facilitate collaboration among academic, research, and executive institutions for addressing complex legal-economic challenges.
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To actively contribute to the identification, analysis, and resolution of legal, technical, and judicial problems facing the country.
Scope of the Journal
The Encyclopedia of Economic Law welcomes original research articles and theoretical contributions that explore the intersection of law and economics, including but not limited to the following areas:
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Law and Economics
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Market Regulation and Competition Law
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Domestic and International Trade Law
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Consumer and Producer Protection Law
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Monetary, Currency, and Banking Law
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Financial and Tax Law
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Commercial and Economic Contracts
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Corporate and Business Law
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Investment Law (Domestic and International)
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Economic Regulation and Supervisory Authorities
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Energy, Environmental, and Natural Resources Law from an Economic Perspective
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Institutional Economics and Legal Implications
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Economic Analysis of Law
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Methodological Approaches in Economic Legal Studies