Aims and Scope
The Journal of Applied Research in Law and Economics (JARLE) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to promoting interdisciplinary research that bridges Law, Economics, and the wider Social, Behavioral, and Computational Sciences. The journal provides a platform for the publication of original theoretical and empirical studies that explore how legal systems, economic mechanisms, and public policies interact to shape societal development, institutional performance, and human well-being.
JARLE seeks to foster dialogue among researchers from multiple disciplines, emphasizing methodological rigor, comparative insight, and policy relevance. The journal values contributions that integrate perspectives from Law, Economics, and other related sciences to address complex issues in governance, regulation, and sustainable development.

Interdisciplinary Scope and Research Domains
JARLE encourages submissions that employ diverse theoretical frameworks and methodological approaches—quantitative, qualitative, mixed, experimental, or computational—and that draw upon the following interconnected disciplines:

  • Legal Studies and Jurisprudence — Law and Economics, Comparative Law, Legal Theory, Judicial Behavior, and Economic Analysis of Legislation.
  • Economics and Finance — Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Development Economics, Behavioral and Experimental Economics, Corporate Finance, and Market Regulation.
  • Political Science and Public Policy — Political Economy, Governance Systems, Regulatory Frameworks, and Evidence-Based Policymaking.
  • Sociology and Social Psychology — Social Norms, Compliance, Collective Action, Social Capital, and Justice Perceptions in Legal and Economic Behavior.
  • Public Administration and Management — Institutional Reform, Administrative Law, Public Governance, Organizational Efficiency, and Accountability.
  • Behavioral Sciences and Decision Theory — Behavioral Law and Economics, Cognitive Biases, Judgment and Decision-Making în Legal and Policy Contexts.
  • Data Science and Artificial Intelligence — Computational Law, Algorithmic Regulation, Legal Analytics, Machine Learning Applications in Law and Economics.
  • Environmental and Sustainability Studies — Environmental Law, Resource Economics, Energy Regulation, Climate Governance, and Sustainable Development.
  • Information and Communication Sciences — Digital Economy, Data Protection, Cybersecurity Regulation, and Intellectual Property in Technological Ecosystems.
  • Philosophy and Ethics — Justice, Fairness, Human Rights, Normative Analysis of Law and Policy, and Ethical Implications of Economic Behavior.
  • History and Anthropology — Historical Institutionalism, Legal Traditions, Cultural Determinants of Economic Systems, and Comparative Historical Analysis.
  • Education and Human Development — Legal and Economic Education, Capacity Building, and the Role of Knowledge in Sustainable Policy Innovation.

Audience
For Authors and Readers
Who Should Contribute to JARLE
The Journal of Applied Research in Law and Economics (JARLE) welcomes submissions from scholars, researchers, and professionals engaged in the interdisciplinary exploration of Law, Economics, and the wider Social, Behavioral, and Computational Sciences.
The journal invites high-quality theoretical, empirical, and applied research from diverse academic and professional communities, including:

  • Academics and Researchers in Law, Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Public Administration, Data Science, and related fields.
  • Interdisciplinary Scholars exploring the connections between legal systems, economic mechanisms, and technological change.
  • Policy Analysts and Advisors working within governmental agencies, think tanks, and international organizations who develop or evaluate evidence-based policy.
  • Legal Practitioners, Economists, and Consultants applying academic findings to corporate governance, market regulation, and public reform.
  • Data Scientists and Technology Experts investigating artificial intelligence, computational law, and algorithmic governance.
  • Environmental and Sustainability Researchers focused on the legal and economic dimensions of climate action and sustainable development.
  • Graduate Students and Early-Career Scholars seeking to contribute innovative interdisciplinary perspectives to global academic debate.

All submissions undergo double-blind peer review and must adhere to the COPE standards of publication ethics, ensuring transparency, rigor, and scholarly integrity.

Who Should Read JARLE
JARLE serves as a cross-disciplinary hub for readers who seek to understand the dynamic relationship between law, economics, and society. The journal’s readership includes:

  • University Faculty and Researchers across the legal, economic, and social sciences seeking new conceptual and methodological insights.
  • Government Officials, Regulators, and Policymakers engaged in designing, evaluating, and implementing laws, policies, and institutional reforms.
  • Legal and Financial Professionals applying interdisciplinary research to practice in regulation, compliance, and governance.
  • Public Administrators and Development Practitioners concerned with efficiency, transparency, and good governance.
  • Technology, AI, and Data Experts exploring the intersection of legal regulation, innovation, and digital transformation.
  • NGOs and Civil Society Representatives focused on economic justice, legal reform, and sustainable development.
  • Students and Emerging Researchers who seek applied, data-driven perspectives linking theory to policy outcomes.

Institutional and Global Reach
JARLE’s interdisciplinary approach attracts contributors and readers from universities, research institutions, international organizations, and professional networks worldwide, including:

  • Academic Institutions — law schools, economics departments, and interdisciplinary research centers.
  • Public and Governmental Bodies — ministries of justice, finance, economy, environment, and digitalization.
  • International Organizations — OECD, World Bank, IMF, WTO, UN agencies, and the European Commission.
  • Private and Corporate Sectors — law firms, consultancy groups, and financial institutions engaged in regulatory or governance research.
  • Civil Society and NGOs — foundations and advocacy groups promoting transparency, equity, and sustainable economic development.

Through this global audience, JARLE bridges academic research and practical application, creating an inclusive intellectual space for dialogue, innovation, and policy impact.

Other information regarding the publication process (publication fee, withdrawal of an article, etc.) can be found in the documents below.
Publishing Agreement
Template for Authors
Non-Exclusive License Agreement

eISSN: XXX
Journal’s DOI: https://doi.org/10.14505/new.jarle

Publishing schedule and frequency: Journal of Applied Research in Law and Economics is a Quarterly journal published in March, June, September and December.

Deadline for submissions and expected publication schedule:
1st of February, 2026 for Issue 1(3)               30th of March, 2026
1st of May, 2026 for Issue 2(4)                       30th of June, 2026
1st of August, 2026 for Issue 3(5)                  30th September, 2026
1st of November, 2026 for Issue 4(6)             30th of December, 2026
The Publisher is committed to a high quality of its contents and the accepted papers will be published online following the completion of the review process and will be included in the forthcoming 'Issue in Progress'. After the completion of the issue, the issue will be published in its final form.

Journal's official e-mail: new-jarle@aserspublishing.eu and jarle.asers@gmail.com
Office address: 7, Eugeniu Carada Street, Craiova, Dolj County, 200390, Romania.

Ownership and management
Journal of Applied Research in Law and Economics is a Quarterly journal published by ASERS Publishing, an online academic publisher established in 2010.