Focus And Scope

Focus:
The Management & Economics Review Journal focuses on high-quality, interdisciplinary research that explores the interplay between management theories and economic principles. The journal aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how economic forces shape managerial decision-making and how management practices, in turn, influence economic outcomes in both local and global contexts. It invites original research, theoretical frameworks, and practical insights that address contemporary challenges in business, economics, and policy-making.

Scope:
The journal's scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following key areas:

  1. Management Theories and Practices:
    • Strategic management
    • Organizational behavior
    • Leadership and decision-making
    • Human resource management and labor economics
    • Business ethics and corporate social responsibility
    • Innovation and entrepreneurship
    • Change management and organizational development
  2. Economic Theories and Applications:
    • Microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis
    • Economic policy and regulation
    • Market behavior and competition
    • Behavioral economics
    • International trade and globalization
    • Industrial organization and market structures
    • Public sector economics
  3. Business and Economics in the Digital Age:
    • Digital transformation and business models
    • The economics of e-commerce and digital platforms
    • Data analytics in decision-making
    • Financial economics and fintech
  4. Business, Environment, and Sustainability:
    • Environmental economics and sustainable business practices
    • The economics of climate change and energy management
    • Corporate governance and sustainability reporting
  5. Case Studies and Empirical Research:
    • Real-world applications of management and economic theories
    • Case studies of organizational success or failure
    • Empirical studies examining management decisions, economic policies, and their outcomes