Aims and Scope

PROVENTUS: Journal of Economics and Finance

Aims

PROVENTUS: Journal of Economics and Finance is an international peer-reviewed journal that provides a scholarly platform for the dissemination of original, rigorous, and high-quality research in economics and finance. The journal welcomes research employing conventional, Islamic, or comparative perspectives, as well as interdisciplinary approaches that contribute to the advancement of economic and financial knowledge.

The journal aims to:

  1. Advance theoretical and empirical knowledge in economics and finance through rigorous methodological approaches, innovative theoretical development, and evidence-based research.
  2. Promote research on contemporary economic and financial issues at local, national, regional, and international levels, including challenges related to economic development, financial stability, sustainability, digital transformation, and financial inclusion.
  3. Provide an inclusive academic forum for research based on conventional economic and financial theories, Islamic economic and financial principles, or comparative approaches that examine similarities, differences, and complementarities between the two perspectives.
  4. Encourage interdisciplinary research connecting economics and finance with related fields such as accounting, management, Islamic studies, law, technology, public policy, and other relevant social sciences.
  5. Bridge theory, empirical evidence, and practice by promoting research that offers meaningful implications for academics, policymakers, financial institutions, businesses, regulators, and other stakeholders.
  6. Contribute to the development of sustainable and inclusive economies and financial systems by supporting research addressing economic equity, social welfare, ethical finance, responsible investment, corporate governance, technological innovation, and sustainable development

Scope

PROVENTUS: Journal of Economics and Finance welcomes original research covering, but not limited to:

  • Economics: microeconomics, macroeconomics, development economics, and applied economics.
  • Finance: financial markets, corporate finance, investment, risk management, and financial institutions.
  • Banking: conventional banking, Islamic banking, financial intermediation, and financial regulation.
  • Islamic Economics and Finance: Shariah-compliant finance, Islamic financial instruments, Islamic social finance, and related economic issues.
  • Financial Technology: fintech, digital finance, digital banking, blockchain, and financial innovation.
  • Capital Markets and Investment: capital markets, securities, sukuk, investment, and sustainable or ethical finance.
  • Public Policy and Development: economic policy, financial inclusion, poverty, inequality, sustainable development, and economic growth.
  • Corporate Governance and Business Ethics: governance, accountability, ethics, and social responsibility.
  • Comparative Studies: comparative analyses of conventional and Islamic economic and financial systems.
  • Other Related Areas: interdisciplinary research that contributes to the advancement of economics and finance.