Call for papers
Intereconomics - Review of European Economic Policy
- Intereconomics is a platform for economic and social policy debates in Europe.
- The journal is published by ZBW - German National Library of Economics and CEPS - Centre for European Policy Studies. Intereconomics represents over 40 years of economic policy oriented publishing (until 2006 within the former Hamburg Institute of International Economics - HWWA).
- Editorial quality control is supported by an academic advisory board.
- Listed in: Academic OneFile, Bibliography of Asian Studies, Business Source, CAB Abstracts, CAB International, Cabell's, CSA/Proquest, Current Abstracts, E-JEL, ECONIS, EconLit, European Sources Online (ESO), Gale, GeoRef, Google Scholar, International Bibliography of Book Reviews (IBR), International Bibliography of Periodical Literature (IBZ), OCLC, Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), SCOPUS, Summon by Serial Solutions, TOC Premier
Journal Sections
- Editorial: Brief comments on current economic policy issues (1200 words)
- Forum: Policy debates on highly topical themes based on short contributions from researchers, stakeholders and experts from industry and politics (3000 - 8000 words per contribution) (mainly by invitation)
- Articles: Papers concerned with economic policy issues and trends; papers should be unpublished and based on empirical research (3000 - 6000 words)
Mission
A vast range of economic research deals with questions that are relevant for the shaping of economic policy at the national and - increasingly - at the EU level. Intereconomics aims at stimulating debates on economic policy issues and offers a platform for the publication of policy relevant aspects of economic research. By documenting important contributions to highly relevant topics, it provides up-to-date information for policymakers and supports the exchange of ideas for the improvement of policy approaches.
As a journal that contributes to ongoing debates, Intereconomics puts high priority on the timeliness of articles, which implies short production times. Articles are thoroughly reviewed and edited by the editorial team of the journal.
Recent Forum Topics
- The Impact of the Financial Crisis on the Real Economy
- Common Euro Bonds: Necessary, Wise or to be Avoided?
- Reforming the International Financial System
- Preventing Recession in Europe: National vs. European Approaches
- Does the EU Suffer from a Democratic Deficit?
Authors are invited to submit articles that are concerned with EU and national economic policy.
Please contact
Brigitte Preissl
Editor-in-Chief
e-mail
Phone +49 (0)40 42834 306
or
Felix Roth
CEPS Editor
e-mail
Phone +32 (0)2 229 3943
