About the Journal

Aims & Scope 

Review of Economic & Managerial Studies (REMS) publishes high-quality theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research in economics, finance, and management. The journal aims to provide a platform for advancing academic discourse, generating actionable insights, and supporting evidence-based decision-making in organizations and policy institutions.

Primary Areas of Interest

Economics

  • Macroeconomic policy, growth, and business cycles

  • Microeconomic theory and industrial organization

  • International trade, globalization, and development economics

  • Labor economics and human capital

  • Environmental and energy economics

  • Public economics and regulation

Finance & Accounting

  • Corporate finance, capital markets, asset pricing

  • Banking, financial intermediation, and risk management

  • Accounting standards, financial reporting, and auditing

  • Market microstructure and financial institutions

  • ESG finance, green finance, and climate-related disclosures

Management & Organizational Studies

  • Strategic management and corporate governance

  • Innovation, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation

  • Human resource management and organizational behavior

  • Operations management and supply chain systems

  • Management science and decision analytics

Interdisciplinary Topics

  • Behavioral economics and decision-making

  • Economic implications of AI, data science, and technology

  • Sustainability, carbon transition, and policy evaluation

  • Economics–management linkages in global business

REMS welcomes papers employing advanced econometrics, experimental methods, field data, theoretical modeling, case studies, and multi-method research.

 

Editorial Structure

Editor-in-Chief

Dr  Jiannan Yu

National University of Malaysia, Malaysia

Managing Editor

Prof. Heimer Delgado 

Universidad de Barcelona, Spain

Editorial Board

  • Dr. Cao Yang
    The Australian National University, Australia

  • Dr. Ingrid Schreiber
    Heidelberg University, Germany

  • Prof. Daniel Montrose
    London School of Economics, United Kingdom

  • Dr. Natalia Kuznetsova
    Higher School of Economics, Russia

  • Prof. Michael R. Caldwell
    Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, United States

International Advisory Board

North America

  • Prof. Henry Collins – Yale University, USA

  • Dr. Madison Pierce – University of British Columbia, Canada

Europe

  • Prof. Elena Petrovic – University of Belgrade, Serbia

  • Dr. Oscar Müller – University of Zurich, Switzerland

Asia

  • Prof. Anil Kapoor – University of Hong Kong

  • Dr. Meera Chandran – Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India

Africa

  • Prof. Thabo Mokoena – University of Cape Town, South Africa

Oceania

  • Dr. Grace Williams – University of Auckland, New Zealand