Journal of Emerging Markets (JEM) has become the major forum for research on issues pertaining to the emerging markets, the status of borrowers in these markets and related issues.
Editorial Policy
Journal of Emerging Markets (JEM) has become the major forum for research on issues pertaining to the emerging markets, the status of borrowers in these markets and related issues. All manuscripts whether research articles, policy papers or factual discussions will be subject to a rigorous peer review by a distinguished review panel, composed of internationally knowledgeable experts and specialists. A key objective of JEM is to ensure that the journal is made available to the widest range of readers in all nations and international institutions.
JEM is supported by The Peter J. Tobin College of Business at St. John’s University, and the Emerging Markets Traders Association. New York City institutional sponsors are welcome. JEM is indexed and abstracted by Journal of Economic Literature and other leading services.
What is in Journal of Emerging Markets?
- Authoritative articles analyzing recent developments, problems and issues
- Empirical analysis on individual countries market sectors or financial instruments
- Case studies of developments, problems or opportunities in emerging markets
- Analyses of market structure, changes in structure and market trends
- Country update reports, including useful statistical tables documenting trends in economy and finance
- Reviews of recent books, conference reports
Contact:
K. Matthew Wong, Ph.D.
Editor
[email protected]