About this journal

The Review of Social Economy aims to promote interdisciplinary perspectives on economic behaviour, institutions and outcomes at both micro and systemic levels, and to strengthen the connections between economics and related disciplines in the social sciences and humanities, including philosophy, political science, and sociology.

It seeks to provide a genuinely interdisciplinary forum for the discussion of such topics as the cognitive and normative influences on economic behaviour, institutions and outcomes; the embeddedness of economic action in social and political relations and structures; the influence of economic structures on social and political behaviour; and the principles of economic governance and organization and their relation with social and political factors.

Theoretical and empirical inquiries, from a variety of methodological approaches, on the following topics are of particular interest:

• the relation between economics and ethical principles,
• the economic, ethical, and social implications of social policy, and
• economic factors related to social issues such as development, globalisation, consumerism, well-being, socio-economic insecurity, poverty, inequality, discrimination, power, and the environment.

Papers that make social policy contributions and applied analyses focusing on specific countries are also welcome, but only if they make general conceptual, theoretical, empirical or methodological contributions.

Contributors are strongly encouraged to use a style that is accessible to a broad, interdisciplinary audience. Scholars using more specialized languages and techniques should make their arguments and results more widely accessible.

Editorial Policy:
The Review of Social Economy is committed to no methodological or theoretical orthodoxy and evaluates submissions fitting its aim and scope based on the normal canons of scholarship, including the novelty and relevance of the contribution and the clarity and rigour of the arguments.

Co-Editors:

Amitava Krishna Dutt - University of Notre Dame, USA
Lisa Herzog - University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Paromita Sanyal - Florida State University, USA
Roberto Veneziani - Queen Mary University of London, UK

Associate Editors:

Carolina Alves - University College London, UK
Deepankar Basu - University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
Constanze Binder - Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Laura Barbosa de Carvalho - University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Omar Dahi - Hampshire College, USA
John Davis - University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and Marquette University, USA
Leila Davis - University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA
Firat Demir - University of Oklahoma, USA
Benjamin Ferguson - Warwick University, UK
Carlo V. Fiorio - Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy
Dania V. Francis - University of Massachusetts Boston, USA
Alya Guseva - Boston University, USA
Rob Jump - University of the West of England, UK
Eszter Kollar - Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium
Peter Hans Matthews - Middlebury College, USA
Ho-fung Hung - Johns Hopkins University, USA
Robert McMaster - University of Glasgow, UK
Gabriel Montes Rojas - Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Leonce Ndikumana - University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
Christine Ngo - Bucknell University, USA
Franklin Obeng-Odoom - University of Helsinki, Finland
Simone Polillo - University of Virginia, USA
Monica Prasad - Northwestern University, USA
Benjamin Radcliff - University of Notre Dame, USA
Miriam Rehm - University of Duisburg Essen, Germany
Joao Paulo de Souza - University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA
Sara Stevano - School of Oriental and African Studies, UK
Daniele Tavani - Colorado State University, USA
Nicholas Vrousalis - University of Leiden, The Netherlands
Ramaa Vasudevan - Colorado State University, USA
Tonia Warnecke - Rollins College, USA
Susanne Wengle - University of Notre Dame, USA

Advisory Board:

Bina Agarwal - University of Manchester, UK
Philip Arestis - University of Cambridge, UK
David B. Audretsch - Indiana University, USA
Pranab Bardhan - University of California, Berkeley, USA
William A. Darity, Jr. - Duke University, USA
George Demartino - Denver University, USA
Lord Meghnad Desai - London School of Economics, UK
Ben Fine - School of Oriental And African Studies, University of London, UK
Marc Fleurbaey - Princeton University, USA
Nancy Folbre- University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
Giuseppe Fontana - University of Leeds, UK, and University of Sannio, Italy
Jayati Ghosh - Jawaharlal Nehru University, India
Ilene Grabel - University of Denver, USA
Mark Granovetter - Stanford University, USA
Stephen Gudeman - University of Minnesota, USA
Geoffrey M. Hodgson - University of Hertfordshire, UK
Deirdre McCloskey - University of Illinois, USA
Julie Nelson - University of Massachusetts Boston, USA
Dianne Pinderhughes - University of Notre Dame, USA
John Roemer - Yale University, USA
Debra Satz - Stanford University, USA
Juliet Schor -Boston College, USA
Lynette Spillman- University of Notre Dame, USA
Joan C. Tronto - University of Minnesota, USA

News, offers and calls for papers

News and offers

• See the ASE YouTube channel here which includes author interviews about their research in RoSE