Global & Local

Economic Review

ISSN (online): 1974-5125

ISSN (print): 1722-4241

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AIMS & SCOPE

Global & Local Economic Review is an international journal publishing original and rigorous research of general interest in a broad range of economic disciplines. In particular, the topics considered, but not limited to, include: macro and microeconomics, economic theory, behavioural and experimental economics, evolutionary economics, analysis of economic thought, development economics, and international economics. The scope of research approaches includes theoretical, methodological and empirical works, with a focus on critical perspectives, computational thinking, interdisciplinary studies, and new emerging fields.

Priority is given to manuscripts which:

• are relevant to important current research in economics;

• represent a novel and significant contribution to the economics literature;

• provide critical tests, based on empirical work, of alternative theories, perspectives or schools of thought.

The journal encourages to acknowledge the complementarities between empirical methods and data sources, in order to look at field data, survey data, and experiments, as well as standard econometric methods, as complements, not as substitutes.

Global & Local Economic Review is edited by an international Board of Editors from Europe and overseas. This ensures access to an international pool of reviewers and guarantees the highest ethical and intellectual standards of published contributions.

Authors are invited to submit papers devoted to policy analysis as well as theoretical and empirical papers. All submissions are selected in a blind review process. In this regard, the Editorial Board of the journal is committed to maintaining the highest standard of quality. The journal aims at a wider international audience and invites participation and submissions from economists around the world to improve the state of knowledge in the field of economics.