JEP accepts original research articles written in English that are consistent with the journal's focus and scope. The journal encourages studies that bridge rigorous quantitative and qualitative empirical methods with relevant theoretical contributions and actionable policy insights to strengthen long-term socio-economic and environmental resilience. JEP aims to serve as a scholarly reference for academics, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners interested in contemporary development challenges and economic transformation. JEP welcomes research in the areas of Economic Structural Change; Industrial Organization and Policy Economics; Labor and Demographic Economics; Trade and Economic Relations; Regional Integration and Transport Economics; Social-Islamic Economics for Development; Transformation of Institutional Governance and Economics; Economic and Public Policy Transformation; Financial Systems and Digital Transformation; Macroeconomic Policy Design; Fiscal and Monetary Policy Design; Economics and Sustainable Development; Green Economy and Innovation; Environmental and Ecological Economics; Energy Economic Policy; and Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics.