Nepali Journal of Economics

Publish High-Impact Research in a Peer-Reviewed Platform

A trusted journal for research in economic development, policy, and applied economics in emerging markets.

What is an Economics Journal?

An economics journal serves as a peer-reviewed academic platform where researchers share their studies, analyses, and insights related to economic theory, policy, and practice. These journals are vital for advancing knowledge, influencing public policy, and supporting data-driven decision-making.

These journals span a range of topics, including development economics, financial systems, and governance. Academic journals offer researchers a valuable space to present their findings, engage in global discussions, and enhance their scholarly reputation. For researchers in Nepal and other emerging economies, publishing in accessible and relevant journals like Uniglobe’s is crucial for ensuring that their work has an impact and resonates within its specific context.

Leading Economics Journals Worldwide

Globally, several economics journals have established strong reputations for publishing high-impact research across various disciplines.

Some of the most recognized include:

• Journal of International Economics: Focuses on international trade, global finance, and cross-border economic policy.
• Journal of Financial Economics: Covers corporate finance, asset pricing, and financial markets.
• Journal of Development Economics: Specializes in economic development, poverty, and growth in emerging economies.
• Journal of Public Economics: Explores taxation, government spending, and public policy.
• Quarterly Journal of Economics: One of the oldest and most prestigious journals in economic research.

While these journals are highly competitive and often have long publication timelines, they set important benchmarks for research quality and academic rigor.

Why Publish in the Nepalese Journal of Economics?

1. Faster and Structured Review Process: NJE offers a streamlined peer-review system designed to provide timely feedback. This helps researchers avoid long publication delays common in international journals.
2. Peer-Reviewed Academic Quality: All submissions undergo rigorous evaluation by subject experts to ensure originality, relevance, and scholarly contribution.
3. Focus on Nepal and Emerging Economies: The journal prioritizes research that addresses real-world economic challenges in Nepal while maintaining global academic relevance.
4. Accessible Platform for Researchers: NJE provides an inclusive platform for early-career researchers, academicians, and practitioners looking to publish meaningful work.
5. Interdisciplinary Coverage: The journal encourages research across finance, development, governance, and policy, enabling diverse academic contributions.

Aim and Scope

The Nepalese Journal of Economics is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Uniglobe College, affiliated with Pokhara University. The journal is established to promote high-quality research in economics and related disciplines. It also serves as a platform for academicians, researchers, and practitioners.

The primary objective of the journal is to advance research that is both academically rigorous and relevant to the economic context of Nepal and other emerging economies.

The journal welcomes original research papers, review articles, and research notes in areas including, but not limited to:

• Development economics
• Financial and monetary economics
• Public policy and governance
• Institutional and behavioral economics
• Corporate governance and business strategy
• Accounting, auditing, and financial reporting
• Investment analysis and capital budgeting
• Taxation and regulatory frameworks
• Social and environmental economics

Submissions are encouraged from both academic researchers and industry professionals, fostering a balance between theoretical insight and practical application.

Editorial Board

Chief Editor

Dr. Radhe S. Pradhan
Academic Director, Uniglobe College

Executive Editor

Dr. Nar Bahadur Bista
Principal, Uniglobe College

Advisory Board

• Prof. James S. Ang — Florida State University, USA
• Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak — University of Warsaw, Poland
• Prof. Barry Render — Rollins College, USA
• Prof. Dr. Rado Bohinc — University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
• Prof. Arvind Ashta — Burgundy School of Business, France
• Boonsom Lerthiranwong — Shinawatra University, Thailand
• Prof. Muhammad Z. Mamun — University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Prof. Jayanta K. Parida — Utkal University, India
• Dr. Khagendra P. Ojha — Chairman, Uniglobe College
• Dr. Manish Thapa — University for Peace (UPEACE), Costa Rica
• Dr. Gangadhar Dahal — Executive Director, Uniglobe College

Editors

• Mr. Jagadish Prasad Bist — Research Faculty
• Mr. Sumit Pradhan — Research Faculty

Design and Layout

Mohan H. Dahal

Author Guidelines

To ensure a smooth review process, authors are requested to follow the guidelines below:

Manuscript Requirements

• Language: English
• Format: Microsoft Word (DOC/DOCX)
• Font: 12 pt, standard academic formatting
• Spacing: Double-spaced with wide margins
• Pages: Numbered consecutively

Structure of Submission

Your manuscript should include:

• Title of the paper
• Author name(s) and institutional affiliation(s)
• Abstract (maximum 100 words)
• 4–6 keywords
• Main content
• References

Formatting Guidelines

• Use clear section headings and subheadings
• Keep footnotes minimal and properly numbered
• Number equations, tables, and figures sequentially
• Submit tables and figures on separate pages

Referencing Style

• Follow standard academic citation formats
• Ensure consistency between in-text citations and references
• List references alphabetically at the end of the manuscript

Important Notes

• Submissions must be original and unpublished
• Manuscripts not following the guidelines may be rejected
• Authors are responsible for proofreading and accuracy

Editorial Policy

The Nepalese Journal of Economics is a peer-reviewed publication committed to maintaining academic integrity and research quality.

All submitted manuscripts undergo a review process by subject experts. The opinions expressed in published articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board or publisher.

While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, the journal does not assume responsibility for errors or interpretations presented in published work.

Subscription Information

The journal is available to individuals, libraries, and institutions.

Nepal

• Individuals: NPR 750 (annual)
• Libraries/Institutions: NPR 2300 (annual)

International

• SAARC Countries: USD 23–30
• Other Countries: USD 27–38

Ready to Publish Your Research?

Take the next step in your academic journey by submitting your paper to the Nepalese Journal of Economics. Whether you are an experienced researcher or publishing for the first time, NJE provides a credible and supportive platform for your work.

We welcome high-quality research submissions from academicians, researchers, and professionals.

Email Submission:
[email protected]

Address:
Uniglobe College
New Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
P.O. Box: 7953

Contact:
+977-1-4115690 / 4115569

Submission Fees

• Members: NPR 3,000
• Non-members: NPR 5,000