About the Journal

Access model: Open-access
Publication model: Continuous publication
Aim and Scope:
Areas covered:
The Journal of Global Economics, Public Policy and Development welcomes original research, reviews, and policy-oriented studies in, but not limited to, the following areas:
Economics
Macroeconomics and Microeconomics
International, Development, and Institutional Economics
Financial, Labor, Agricultural, Environmental, and Digital Economics
Economic Growth, Productivity, and Innovation
Public Policy and Governance
Public Policy Analysis and Evaluation
Public Administration, Governance, and Institutional Reform
Fiscal, Monetary, Regulatory, and Social Policy
Education, Health, Environmental, and Digital Governance
Policy Design, Implementation, and Impact Assessment
Development Studies
Sustainable Human, Social, and Economic Development
Poverty, Inequality, and Social Inclusion
Rural, Urban, and Regional Development
Development Planning, Finance, and Financial Inclusion
Global Development and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Wellbeing and Social Development
Wellbeing Economics and Quality of Life
Human Capital, Employment, and Workforce Wellbeing
Health, Education, and Social Welfare
Economic Security, Social Protection, and Demographic Studies
Emerging and Interdisciplinary Topics
Artificial Intelligence, Digital Transformation, and Data Analytics
Climate Change, Green Economy, and Sustainable Transitions
Smart Cities, Innovation, and International Development
Interdisciplinary Research at the Intersection of Economics, Public Policy, and Development
Mission:
JGEPD seeks to foster rigorous academic debate and promote evidence-based policymaking by publishing impactful research that contributes to economic advancement, effective governance, social wellbeing, and sustainable development at local, national, and global levels.
Target Readership:
The Journal of Global Economics, Public Policy and Development is intended for economists, development scholars, public policy researchers, academics, university faculty, government officials, policymakers, development practitioners, international organization professionals, financial and economic analysts, researchers in think tanks, graduate students, and professionals engaged in the study and practice of economics, governance, and sustainable development. The journal also serves decision-makers working in national and international institutions, non-governmental organizations, multilateral development agencies, central banks, and regulatory bodies who seek evidence-based research to inform economic policy, public administration, development planning, and socio-economic reform. By publishing interdisciplinary research with both theoretical and practical relevance, the journal aims to foster dialogue among scholars and practitioners committed to addressing contemporary global economic challenges, promoting inclusive and sustainable development, and advancing effective public policy at the local, national, regional, and international levels.