Aims & Scope
Socio-Economy and Policy Studies is an international, interdisciplinary journal that provides a scholarly platform for exploring the complex interactions between society, economy, and policy in a global context. The journal seeks to advance theoretical debates, empirical research, and policy-oriented studies that contribute to a deeper understanding of how economic systems and social structures influence one another, and how governance frameworks shape pathways to inclusive and sustainable development.
The journal welcomes submissions from diverse disciplinary backgrounds, including economics, sociology, political science, public administration, development studies, and related fields. It is particularly interested in comparative, cross-national, and interdisciplinary perspectives that illuminate global challenges and opportunities. Both theoretical and empirical contributions are encouraged, including qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research.
Topics of Interest include, but are not limited to:
- Poverty, inequality, and social stratification
- Welfare systems, social protection, and public service delivery
- Labor markets, employment policies, and the future of work
- Fiscal, monetary, and trade policies in a globalized economy
- Governance, institutions, and policy design
- Sustainable development, climate policy, and green economy
- Migration, urbanization, and demographic change
- Globalization, regional integration, and international organizations
- Technology, digitalization, and socio-economic transformation
- Comparative policy analysis and evidence-based policymaking
By bringing together global perspectives, Socio-Economy and Policy Studies aims to foster dialogue between scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to inform inclusive and equitable policy responses to contemporary socio-economic challenges.
