The European Archive for Economics and Development Research (EAEDR) publishes research from across the globe that encourages critical inquiry. It serves as a valuable resource for research and educational endeavors focused on the economic and socio-economic well-being of individuals in both developing and developed countries.
EAEDR aims to foster collaboration among scholars with diverse backgrounds, inviting contributions from both academics and practitioners. The journal particularly welcomes submissions on themes such as: gender, social identities, and intersectionality; including gender identities, race, caste, class, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and age (youth and older individuals).
Other research areas that are of interest to the journal include: indigenous development issues in both the Global South and North, environmental concerns, including resource management and biodiversity, as well as climate justice, adaptation, and resilience; social protection and vulnerability; agriculture, including subsistence farming and food systems; livelihoods, urbanization, and work; sustainable development; development and migration, addressing forced migration, labor mobility, displacement, resettlement, and remittances; household finance for development, including the social impacts of remittances and microcredit/ savings programs; conflict resolution and peace building; and communication for development, among other topics.
All submitted manuscripts must be original and unpublished. They are evaluated rigorously, and those deemed suitable for further review will be subjected to a peer review process conducted by independent, anonymous experts. EAEDR adheres to a double-anonymized review system to ensure fairness in the evaluation process.
Submit original and blind copies of your manuscripts directly to the Journal from the dashboard. Alternatively, send manuscripts via mail to editor@intellingenuityjournals.com. Publication fee is $25.