International Journal of Economic and Political Science (IUSRJ-EAPS) :

Aims:

The International Journal of Economic and Political Science (IJUSRJ-EAPS) aims to serve as a premier platform for disseminating high-quality research in the fields of economics and political science. Our primary objective is to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and understanding by publishing original empirical and theoretical work that explores the intricate relationship between economic and political factors at local, national, and global levels. With a commitment to intellectual rigor, IJUSRJ-EAPS seeks to advance knowledge, promote innovative ideas, and contribute to evidence-based policymaking by providing a forum for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to share their insights and perspectives on key economic and political issues. We strive to facilitate scholarly debates, promote diversity of thought, and encourage critical analysis to address pressing challenges in our rapidly changing world.

Scope:

The Journal of Economic and Political Science is a scholarly publication dedicated to advancing understanding and knowledge in the fields of economics and political science. The journal aims to explore diverse theoretical perspectives, empirical research, and interdisciplinary approaches that shed light on the complex interactions between economic systems, political institutions, and societal dynamics. It seeks high-quality contributions from academics, researchers, and practitioners that examine a wide range of topics including but not limited to economic policy, political economy, international relations, public administration, governance, development studies, comparative politics, and socio-political analysis. By providing a platform for rigorous analysis and critical discourse, the journal aims to foster intellectual debate, inform policy discussions, and contribute to the advancement of both disciplines for the betterment of society.

The journal covers a wide range of disciplines within the Economic and Political Science, including but not limited to::

• Economic Policy: Analysis and evaluation of economic policy measures, including fiscal policy, monetary policy, trade policy, and regulatory policies.
• Political Economy: Examination of the relationship between politics and economics, including the influence of political institutions on economic outcomes and the impact of economic factors on political decision-making.
• International Relations: Studies on global governance, international organizations, diplomacy, conflict resolution, and cooperation among nations.
• Public Administration and Governance: Research on public sector management, public policy formulation and implementation, administrative reforms, and the role of government institutions in society.
• Development Studies: Analysis of economic development processes, strategies for poverty alleviation, inequality reduction, sustainable development, and the role of international aid and foreign direct investment.
• Comparative Politics: Comparative analysis of political systems, political parties, electoral systems, democratization processes, and the study of political behavior across different countries and regions.
• Socio-Political Analysis: Examination of social and political issues, such as social movements, gender and politics, ethnicity and nationalism, migration, identity politics, and human rights.
• Political Theory: Exploration of philosophical and theoretical perspectives on politics, power, justice, democracy, liberalism, socialism, and other ideologies.
• Economic Growth and Development: Analysis of factors influencing economic growth, theories of development, sustainable development, and strategies for promoting economic progress.
• Political Institutions and Behavior: Examination of the structure and functioning of political institutions, democratic governance, voting behavior, political parties, interest groups, and public opinion.
• Environmental Politics and Policy: Study of the intersection between politics, economics, and the environment, including climate change policy, natural resource management, environmental regulations, and sustainable practices.
• Globalization and International Trade: Research on the impact of globalization on economies, international trade patterns, multinational corporations, global supply chains, and trade agreements.
• Political Psychology: Exploration of psychological factors that shape political attitudes and behavior, including political socialization, political ideology, leadership, and decision-making processes.
• Public Opinion and Policy Analysis: Analysis of public opinion trends, surveys, and their implications for policy formulation and implementation.
• Political Communication and Media: Study of the role of media in shaping public opinion, political campaigns, political advertising, digital media, and the influence of communication technologies on political processes.
• Social Welfare and Public Policy: Research on social welfare programs, income inequality, poverty alleviation, healthcare policy, education policy, and social justice issues.
• Comparative Economic Systems: Comparative analysis of different economic systems such as capitalism, socialism, mixed economies, and the study of economic reforms and transitions.
• Political Risk and Governance: Assessment of political risks for businesses and investors, corruption, rule of law, accountability mechanisms, and the role of good governance in economic development.
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Mission:

The mission of the Journal of Economic and Political Science is to foster rigorous academic research and critical analysis that advances our understanding of the complex relationship between economics and politics. We aim to provide a platform for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to exchange ideas and insights on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to economic theories, political systems, public policies, international relations, and socio-economic development. By promoting interdisciplinary perspectives and intellectual diversity, we strive to contribute to evidence-based decision-making, inform policy debates, and ultimately inspire positive societal change.

Vision:

Our vision for the Journal of Economic and Political Science is to be at the forefront of scholarly research and discourse, serving as a leading platform for the exchange of innovative ideas and critical analyses in the fields of economics and political science. We aspire to publish high-quality, rigorous, and interdisciplinary research that advances our understanding of the complex dynamics between economic systems, political institutions, and societal well-being. By fostering intellectual diversity and promoting dialogue among researchers, policymakers, and practitioners, we aim to contribute to evidence-based decision-making, drive positive social change, and shape the future of economic and political thought.