Institutions and Economies is a peer reviewed journal published by the Faculty of Business and Economics (formerly Faculty of Economics and Administration), University of Malaya. The journal is published four times a year, in January, April, July and October. The journal publishes research articles (excluding systematic literature review) and book reviews. Only original research articles that are not under consideration by other publishers are welcome. Special issues are also welcome but interested special issue editors must submit a proposal to the Editor-In-Chief for consideration. The journal is indexed in SCOPUS, IDEAS, MYCite, ECONPapers, ASEAN Citation Index (ACI), EBSCO and Asian Digital Library. Institutions and Economies is a recipient of the CREAM Award 2016 by the Ministry of Higher Education Malaysia.
Print ISSN: 2232 - 1640
E - ISSN: 2232 - 1349
Peer Review Statement
All research articles in the journal have undergone rigorous peer review. The process consists of an initial screening by the Editor-In-Chief, Deputy Editor and Associate Editors, followed by double-blind refereeing: two reviewers for articles. Articles in special issues go through double-blind refereeing and one internal review by the Editorial Board.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
There will be a publication fee of RM500 for accepted papers only (papers that have undergone the double-blind review process) to partially cover the expenses of copy editing of accepted manuscripts. Payment of the publication fee should only be made after acceptance of a manuscript.
Note: Submissions from 1/1/2025 and that have been accepted for publication after the double-blind review process will be subject to a publication fee of USD150/-.
The detailed information of the payment process can be seen here. Payment of the publication fee can be done at this website.
Announcements
Submission Guidelines
2024-09-12
Author Submission Guidelines
https://ijie.um.edu.my/index.php/ijie/about/submissions
Research Ethics
2024-06-10
For research involving human subjects, authors should include evidence of ethical approval, including the name of the committee that provided approval, within the manuscript. If no approval was granted, authors must be able to provide sufficient evidence for why their studies should be exempted from this policy. Authors are encouraged to explain the reason for the exemption within the manuscript.
Current Issue
Volume 16, Issue 4 (2024)
Special Issue - Guest Editor's Note
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