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Middle Eastern Finance and
Economics
ISSN:
1450-2889 |
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Editor-in-Chief
Eskandar Tooma,
The American University in
Cairo
Associate
Ediors
Abu
Wahid, Tenessee State
University
Farhad
Noorbakhsh, University of
Glasgow
Ibrahim Affaneh, Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Syrous K. Kooros, Nicholls
State University
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Editorial Advisory
Board
Özlem Özdemir,
Middle East Technical
University
Karl
V. Roberts, Liverpool John
Moores University
Wadad Saad,
Lebanese University
Anton Dobronogov,
The World Bank
Hayette Gatfaoui, Rouen
Finance Institute
Salih Katircioglu,
Eastern Mediterranean
University
Naser I. Abumustafa,
Gulf University for Science
and Technology
Wassim
Shahin, Lebanese American
University
Eyup Kahveci,
the Central Bank of the Republic of
Turkey
Nozar Hashemzadeh,
Radford University
Joseph
Yagil, Haifa
University
Imad Moosa, Monash
University
Nozar Hashemzadeh,
Radford University
Turki Badi Al-Shimmiri,
Kuwait University
Atef
Khalil, Yarmouk
University
Naser Abdelkarim, Birzeit
University
Saad Darwish, Delmon
University
Aysar
Philip Sussan, University of Central
Florida
Mahmood
Abdullahzadeh, Cultural Research
Bureau
Necla
Kucukcolak, Istanbul Stock
Exchange
Anton Miglo,
University of Guelph
Dov Mishor,
Ben-Gurion University
Ghadir Mahdavi,
Kyoto University
Ali Argun Karacabey,
Ankara University
Christos Floros,
Portsmouth University
Guven Sayılgan,
Ankara University
Basim Makhool,
Palestine Economic Policy Research
Institute
Aims and
Scope
Middle
Eastern Finance and Economics
is a quarterly,
peer-reviewed international research journal.
MEFE aims to publish articles of high quality
dealing with issues in international finance
and economics which
impact on Middle Eastern economies. While
maintaining the high standards of a
fully-refereed academic journal with
technical, empirical and
theoretical material, MEFE articles are also
accessible to non-specialists, policy-makers and
practitioners. MEFE concerns itself with issues such as
exchange rates, balance of payments, financial
institutions, corporate finance, risk analysis,
international banking and portfolio management,
financial market regulation, third world debt, economic
development, financial instruments and
international financial policy co-ordination.
MEFE aims at publishing
high quality articles and short research notes
particularly in: these areas: international
economics, economic development, international
finance, international banking and portfolio
management, financial economics, international
political economy, financial
analysis, financial
market regulation, financial risk analysis,
transition economies, corporate finance, exchange rate
modelling, forecasting financial
markets, economic policy and financial markets,
monetary and
fiscal policy decision-making, portfolio
and asset management, pricing and risk of
financial instruments, advances in financial
econometrics and statistics, and
public finance
decision-making.
Indexing /
Abstracting
EconLit, e-JEL, JEL on
CD, EBSCO, SSRN, DOAJ, Ulrich,
Cabell's. Middle
Eastern Finance and Economics
is monitored by
Social Sciences Citation
Index (SSCI).
Submissions
All articles are
subjected to a double blind peer-review process.
Manuscripts are invited from academicians,
researchers and practitioners for publication
consideration in all areas related to applied
sciences. Each manuscript must include
a 200-word
abstract. Articles are accepted in
MS-Word format
only.
Submitted
articles should strictly follow the format of
the sample article. Click here for
the sample
article.
There is no submission fee.
Publication fee for each accepted article is
$400 USD.
Articles
for consideration should be submitted using the
online submission form. Submissions through e-mail will
not be
considered.
If you
have any questions regarding the submission
process
please send an email to
office@eurojournals.com
to contact the editorial office.
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