Eastern Economic Journal

Eastern Economic Journal is a quarterly, peer-reviewed scholarly publication covering a broad range of economics. The journal was established in 1973 and is associated with the Eastern Economic Association, an academic organization focused on economic research and professional exchange. Palgrave Macmillan publishes the journal on the association's behalf. Rather than operating as a consumer-facing commercial brand, Eastern Economic Journal functions as an academic publication title and a venue for the dissemination of original economic research. Its scope encompasses economics broadly, allowing it to publish work across fields rather than restricting itself to a single specialized subdiscipline. As with comparable scholarly journals, its principal audiences are academic economists, researchers, graduate students, university libraries, policy analysts, and institutions involved in economic teaching and research. The journal's core product is its recurring quarterly issue cycle. Content is selected through peer review, a process intended to assess the methodological quality, originality, relevance, and scholarly contribution of submitted manuscripts. The publication is also abstracted and indexed in academic information services, supporting discovery and citation by researchers. The available reference material does not identify the complete set of indexing services. The journal is editorially led by Brad R. Humphreys and Jane E. Ruseski, who are identified as its editors in the referenced encyclopedia material. Its institutional arrangement reflects a common model in academic publishing: a scholarly association provides intellectual and disciplinary stewardship, while a specialist publisher manages publication and distribution. The journal's website is hosted through the Palgrave Macmillan journals platform. No reliable information in the supplied sources establishes a separate corporate headquarters, independent legal company structure, commercial revenue, public listing, or stock ticker for the journal itself. Its principal form of market presence is international academic circulation through scholarly databases, libraries, institutional subscriptions, and research networks.

Eastern Economic Journal was established in 1973 as a scholarly journal associated with the Eastern Economic Association. From its inception, its role has been to provide a peer-reviewed outlet for research across the economics discipline. Its broad remit distinguishes it from journals devoted exclusively to a narrow field such as econometrics, labor economics, development economics, or financial economics. The journal's institutional identity is connected to the Eastern Economic Association, which acts as the sponsoring scholarly organization. Publication is handled by Palgrave Macmillan on behalf of the association, placing the journal within an established academic-publishing network. This arrangement combines association-based editorial and disciplinary oversight with the publisher's production, distribution, online-hosting, and library-access functions. Eastern Economic Journal is issued quarterly. Its principal publishing activity consists of receiving, evaluating, editing, and disseminating original economics research through a peer-review process. The journal is intended for an international research and educational audience that includes professional economists, faculty members, students, libraries, and policy-oriented readers. The available reference information states that it is abstracted and indexed, although it does not provide a complete list of the relevant services. The journal's editorial leadership identified in the supplied reference is Brad R. Humphreys and Jane E. Ruseski. No start dates for their editorial appointments are provided. The available material also does not document the journal's earlier editors, changes in publisher, changes in frequency, subscription figures, circulation, impact measures, or financial performance. In its present form, Eastern Economic Journal remains an active academic publication rather than a diversified business brand. Its principal offering is the journal itself, delivered through recurring issues and digital scholarly-publishing channels. The publisher's journal website provides an online point of access, while the association connection supplies the publication with an established professional context within economics.

• 1973

  Journal established

  [1]Eastern Economic Journalen.wikipedia.org

  Eastern Economic Journal was founded as a peer-reviewed economics journal associated with the Eastern Economic Association.

A broad-scope, peer-reviewed economics journal serving researchers, universities, libraries, and the wider economics profession through the Eastern Economic Association and Palgrave Macmillan publishing infrastructure.

• Academic journal · 1973

  Eastern Economic Journal

  The journal's main and defining offering is a quarterly, peer-reviewed publication covering all areas of economics. It provides a scholarly venue for original research and is aimed at economists, academic institutions, libraries, students, and policy researchers. Publication is conducted by Palgrave Macmillan on behalf of the Eastern Economic Association, with content distributed through academic publishing and indexing channels. The available sources do not specify individual article formats, subscription prices, or the complete list of abstracting and indexing services.

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