Section Policies
Islamic Economic History and Thought Review publishes high-quality, original research in the fields of Islamic economic history and thought. The journal welcomes contributions in the following sections:
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Research Articles
- Empirical and theoretical studies that provide new insights into Islamic economic history and intellectual traditions.
- Manuscripts should present original research, supported by rigorous methodology and scholarly analysis.
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Review Articles
- Critical evaluations of existing literature, providing a comprehensive overview of key debates, developments, and gaps in Islamic economic history and thought.
- Systematic reviews and bibliometric analyses are encouraged.
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Conceptual and Theoretical Papers
- Discussions on the philosophical, epistemological, and theoretical foundations of Islamic economic thought.
- Exploration of historical and contemporary interpretations of Islamic economic principles.
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Book Reviews
- Reviews of recent books relevant to Islamic economic history and thought, providing critical assessments of their contributions to the field.
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Historical Case Studies
- In-depth analyses of historical events, figures, institutions, and policies related to Islamic economics in different regions and time periods.
All submissions undergo a double-blind peer-review process to ensure academic rigor and quality. The journal upholds ethical publishing standards and encourages interdisciplinary approaches that contribute to the broader understanding of Islamic economic history and thought.
