Aims and scope
Asian Review of Political Economy (ARPE) aims to publish theory-driven and policy-oriented research on a wide range of political economy issues. It focuses on both conventional and emerging topics of political economy, including but not limited to development, distribution, finance, trade, investment, industry and technology, as well as emerging global security challenges.
As an outlet for timely publications with novel approaches, the journal is dedicated to promoting a comprehensive understanding of the political economy of Asia and beyond. The journal encourages interdisciplinary studies across different issue areas and fields of inquiry. It seeks to bring scholars and practitioners into conversations with one another, and is committed to the publication of works valuable to the academy, governments and non-governmental sectors.
ARPE is affiliated with SJTU and is jointly financed by SJTU and a special fund from IIA, CUHK, Shenzhen.
• Publish original research works in all traditions of political economy
• Promote deep and systematic exploration from a plurality of perspectives
• Facilitate interdisciplinary and mixed-method studies
• Foster the mutual dialogue between scholars and practitioners
As an outlet for timely publications with novel approaches, the journal is dedicated to promoting a comprehensive understanding of the political economy of Asia and beyond. The journal encourages interdisciplinary studies across different issue areas and fields of inquiry. It seeks to bring scholars and practitioners into conversations with one another, and is committed to the publication of works valuable to the academy, governments and non-governmental sectors.
ARPE is affiliated with SJTU and is jointly financed by SJTU and a special fund from IIA, CUHK, Shenzhen.
• Publish original research works in all traditions of political economy
• Promote deep and systematic exploration from a plurality of perspectives
• Facilitate interdisciplinary and mixed-method studies
• Foster the mutual dialogue between scholars and practitioners