The journal is registered and published in Austria.

Articles in humanities and social sciences are published in the journal. Journal is published in English and Russian. Example of output data of an article – Mark, Smith. Humanitarian approaches to the Periodic Law // The European Journal of Economics and Management Sciences, Premier Publishing s.r.o. Vienna. №1, 2020, - P. 112-117..

Periodicity: 4 issues per year. Articles are accepted till the 30th day of the months:
Till the 30th of January
Till the 30th of April
Till the 30th of July
Till the 30th of October
The journal is intended for students, graduate students, postgraduate students, postdoctoral students, recent graduates, teachers, academic researchers and practitioners.

DOIs are assigned to all articles of the journal. You can find our publishing house in the Crossref membership list with DOI prefix 10.29013 – http://www.crossref.org/06members/50go-live.html.

The journal has the GIF impact factor .764 for 2018.
The journal has the GIF impact factor .804 for 2019.

Term of distribution of electronic layout of publication – up to 30 days after the last day of reception of articles for the current issue.

Journal is published on the Open Access basis. Part edition of publication is sent to the National Librarys of Austria and Czech Republic and to the libraries of the largest higher education institutions of Austria and Czech Republic.


Main sections of the journal:

Accounting
Economic security
Economic theory
Economics, organization and management of enterprises, branches, complexes
Economics of population and demography
Economics of entrepreneurship
Economics of recreation and tourism
Environmental Economics
Finance, monetary circulation and credit
Labor Economics
Land management
Logistics
Management of innovations
Management
Marketing
Mathematical and instrumental methods in economics
Pricing
Regional Economy
Standardization and product quality control
Statistics
World economy

Editor-in-chief

Bersirova Saida Halidovna,
Russia, Ph.D. of Economics
International editorial board

Adieva Aynura Abduzhalalovna,
Kyrgyzstan, Doctor of Economics

Bersirova Saida Halidovna,
Russia, Ph.D. of Economics

Biró Róbert,
Hungary, Doctor of Economics

Blahun Ivan Semenovich,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Bogolib Tatiana Maksimovna,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Chechelashvili Maya Yurevna,
Georgia, Doctor of Economics

Cherniavska Olena,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Ciobanu Marius,
Romania, Doctor of Economics

Dovgal Elena Andreevna,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Ischuk Svetlana Alexeevna,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Guliyev Igbal Adil ogly,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

George Chiladze,
Georgia, Doctor of Economics, Doctor of Law

Karanina Elena Valerevna,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Kestutis Peleckis,
Lithuania, Doctor of Economics

Khubaev Georgy Nikolaevich,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Khoutyz Zaur,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Kocherbaeva Aynura Anatolevna,
Kyrgyzstan, Doctor of Economics

Kurbanov Tohirdzhon Hakimovich,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Kunditskyy Alexander Alexandrovich,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Meymanov Bakyt Kattoevich,
Kyrgyzstan, Doctor of Economics

Mizanbekova Salima Kaspievna,
Kazakhstan, Doctor of Economics

Morozova Natalay Ivanovna,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Navruzzoda Bakhtiyor,
Tajikistan, Doctor of Economics

Olgerta Visi,
Albania, Doctor of Economics

Osmonkulova Guldana,
Kyrgyzstan, Doctor of Economics

Perova Margarita Borisovna,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Salaev Sanatbek Komiljanovich,
Uzbekistan, Doctor of Economics

Pshuk Bogdan Ivanovich,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Rodionov Alexandr Vladimirovich,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Salaev Sanatbek Komiljanovich,
Uzbekistan, Doctor of Economics

Saif Ulamin,
Pakistan, Doctor of Economics

Shamsiev Kamariddin Badrievich,
Tajikistan, Doctor of Economics

Sharko Margarita,
Ukraine, Doctor of Economics

Stahanov Dmitriy Viktorovich,
Russia, Ph.D. of Economics

Yakovleva-Chernysheva Anna Yurevna,
Russia, Doctor of Economics

Zelenskaya Tatiana Vasilevna,
Russia, Doctor of Economics