Econentia Journal

 

About the Journal | Aims and Scope

Econentia Journal (EJ) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by SRA Academic Publishing, with academic support from the University of Bucharest, Romania. Dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in economics, finance, business, innovation, and global markets, the journal provides an international academic platform for the publication and dissemination of original research, empirical studies, systematic reviews, methodological contributions, and theoretical and conceptual studies.

Supported by the academic expertise and scholarly environment of the University of Bucharest, Econentia Journal seeks to strengthen its international academic orientation and encourage collaboration among researchers from different countries and institutions. This academic association contributes to the journal's commitment to scientific quality, interdisciplinary research, and the international dissemination of scholarly knowledge.

As a scholarly publication of SRA Academic Publishing, EJ is committed to promoting scientific integrity, editorial independence, research transparency, and responsible academic publishing. The journal welcomes contributions from researchers, academics, economists, financial analysts, business professionals, and policymakers whose work addresses contemporary economic and business issues.

 

Aims and Scope

Econentia Journal aims to publish scientifically rigorous, original, and methodologically sound research that contributes to theoretical knowledge, professional practice, and evidence-informed decision-making in economics, finance, business, and related disciplines.

 

The journal's scope encompasses the following research areas:

• Economics: Microeconomics, macroeconomics, economic theory, applied economics, development economics, international economics, and economic policy.
• Finance: Corporate finance, financial markets, banking, investment management, financial risk, behavioral finance, and financial technologies.
• Global Markets and International Business: International trade, globalization, foreign direct investment, global value chains, international competitiveness, and cross-border business strategies.
• Business and Management: Strategic management, organizational behavior, entrepreneurship, corporate governance, human resource management, marketing, and business performance.
• Innovation and Digital Transformation: Innovation management, digital business models, artificial intelligence in business, financial technology, technological entrepreneurship, and digital transformation.
• Sustainability and Economic Development: Sustainable development, green economics, circular economy, ESG practices, sustainable finance, and responsible business management.
• Public Policy and Economic Governance: Public economics, institutional economics, regulatory frameworks, economic governance, and policy evaluation.
• Quantitative and Interdisciplinary Studies: Econometrics, business analytics, economic modeling, data-driven decision-making, and interdisciplinary approaches to economic and managerial problems.

 

EJ particularly encourages interdisciplinary research that integrates perspectives from economics, finance, management, technology, and social sciences. Studies examining emerging economic challenges, global market transformations, innovative business practices, digitalization, and sustainable economic development are welcomed.

The journal also supports comparative and cross-country research that contributes to understanding economic systems, institutional differences, market dynamics, and business practices across geographical regions.

 

Peer Review and Publication Policy

All research manuscripts submitted to Econentia Journal undergo a double-blind peer-review process, in which the identities of authors and reviewers are concealed from one another. Manuscripts are evaluated by qualified reviewers with expertise in the relevant subject areas.

Editorial decisions are based on scientific merit, methodological rigor, originality, relevance to the journal's scope, and adherence to research and publication ethics.

The journal follows an open-access publishing model to facilitate the accessibility, visibility, and dissemination of scholarly research. Published articles are made available online to researchers, professionals, policymakers, and the wider academic community.

Econentia Journal operates on a continuous publication model and accepts manuscript submissions throughout the year. Following the completion of peer review, editorial acceptance, and production, articles are published online as they become ready, without waiting for the completion of a traditional issue. Where applicable, accepted articles may also be made available through an Early View publication stage.

The journal promotes responsible publishing practices in accordance with internationally recognized principles of publication ethics, including those established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

 

Academic Mission and International Orientation

Published by SRA Academic Publishing, with academic support from the University of Bucharest, Romania, Econentia Journal seeks to contribute to the international exchange of scientific knowledge in economics, finance, business, innovation, and global markets.

The journal's academic orientation is strengthened by its association with the University of Bucharest, an established European higher education institution with a multidisciplinary academic environment. This relationship is intended to encourage scholarly cooperation, international research engagement, and the exchange of academic expertise.

Econentia Journal provides an accessible publication platform for economists, researchers, business scholars, financial professionals, educators, and policymakers. The journal encourages contributions from different countries and academic traditions, supporting scholarly dialogue and collaboration across disciplinary and geographical boundaries.

Particular attention is given to research addressing economic transformations, international market developments, technological innovation, financial systems, sustainable business practices, and the changing institutional environment of contemporary economies.

Through its commitment to rigorous peer review, ethical publishing practices, open access, and interdisciplinary scholarship, Econentia Journal aims to establish itself as a reliable international academic publication contributing to economic and business research.

 

Publisher and Journal Information

Publisher: SRA Academic Publishing

Academic Support: University of Bucharest, Romania

Journal Title: Econentia Journal

Abbreviation: EJ

Subject Areas: Economics, Finance, Global Markets, Business, Innovation

Publication Model: Continuous Publication

Access Model: Open Access

Peer-Review Model: Double-Blind Peer Review

Language of Publication: English

International Orientation: International and Interdisciplinary

Publication Ethics: COPE-Aligned Editorial and Publication Practices

   

1. Aim and Scope

Econentia Journal (EJ) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by SRA Academic Publishing, with academic support from the University of Bucharest, Romania.

The journal publishes scientific manuscripts from disciplines directly or indirectly related to economics, finance, global markets, business, and innovation. EJ welcomes original research articles, review articles, case studies, methodological papers, short communications, and interdisciplinary studies addressing contemporary economic, financial, and business challenges.

The journal covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics, economic development, financial markets, banking, investment management, corporate finance, international trade, global business strategies, business administration, innovation management, digital transformation, financial technologies, economic policy, sustainability, and related fields.

EJ particularly encourages research examining global economic transformations, international financial systems, emerging market dynamics, artificial intelligence applications in economics and finance, digital economies, sustainable economic development, financial innovation, and the changing relationships between businesses, markets, and institutions.

The journal also welcomes comparative and cross-country studies that contribute to understanding economic performance, institutional differences, financial systems, international competitiveness, and developments in global markets.

 

2. Article Types

EJ accepts the following manuscript categories:

Original Research Articles: Empirical studies employing quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, experimental, econometric, or computational research approaches in economics, finance, international business, innovation, and related disciplines.

Review Articles: Systematic literature reviews, narrative reviews, bibliometric analyses, scoping reviews, and meta-analyses that critically examine existing research and identify theoretical, methodological, or empirical developments in economic and financial sciences.

Case Studies: In-depth investigations of economic institutions, financial organizations, industries, international markets, business enterprises, economic policies, or innovation practices with clear theoretical or practical contributions.

Short Communications / Brief Reports: Concise studies presenting preliminary findings, emerging research results, or focused investigations of relevant economic, financial, and business issues.

Technical / Methodological Papers: Studies introducing or evaluating econometric methods, analytical frameworks, financial models, measurement instruments, economic forecasting tools, artificial intelligence applications, or innovative approaches to economic and financial research.

Theoretical and Conceptual Papers: Manuscripts developing economic theories, conceptual frameworks, analytical models, or new perspectives that advance scholarly understanding of economic systems, financial markets, business practices, and innovation processes.

Letters to the Editor: Scholarly comments, methodological discussions, or critical responses to articles previously published in the journal.

 

3. Ethical Standards

Ethical approval must be obtained for studies involving human participants or animals when required by applicable institutional and national regulations.

Informed consent must be obtained from research participants when applicable, particularly in studies involving surveys, interviews, experiments, behavioral economics, consumer research, or the collection of personal information.

Authors must comply with the ethical principles and publication standards established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

All potential conflicts of interest, including financial, professional, institutional, and commercial relationships, must be disclosed.

Manuscripts must represent original scholarly work and must not be under consideration for publication in another journal.

Plagiarism, data fabrication, data falsification, inappropriate authorship practices, manipulation of research findings, and other forms of research misconduct are prohibited.

Authors must ensure the accuracy, transparency, and reproducibility of economic and financial analyses. Data sources, statistical methods, econometric specifications, and analytical procedures should be clearly documented.

The use of artificial intelligence tools in manuscript preparation must be disclosed where required by the journal's publication policies. Authors remain responsible for the accuracy, originality, and integrity of submitted content.

 

4. Manuscript Preparation and Formatting

Manuscripts must be submitted in English.

Use Times New Roman, 12 pt.

Article titles should not exceed 15 words.

References must follow the APA 7th edition citation style.

Manuscripts should be written in clear academic English and demonstrate appropriate theoretical grounding, methodological rigor, analytical consistency, and scholarly contribution.

The standard manuscript structure is:

Title

Abstract (up to 250 words) and Keywords (4–6)

Introduction

Literature Review and Theoretical Framework (where applicable)

Research Methodology

Results / Findings

Discussion

Conclusion and Implications

Limitations and Future Research Directions (where applicable)

Acknowledgments (if any)

Funding and Conflict of Interest Statements

References

The manuscript structure may be adapted to the nature of the research, particularly for theoretical papers, conceptual studies, literature reviews, econometric investigations, comparative economic analyses, and qualitative research.

For empirical economic and financial studies, authors are encouraged to provide sufficient information regarding data sources, sample selection, variable definitions, model specifications, estimation procedures, robustness checks, and limitations of the analytical approach.

 

5. Figures, Tables, and Supplementary Files

Figures, diagrams, economic models, financial charts, and graphical illustrations must be submitted in high-resolution JPG or PNG format.

Tables must be provided in an editable format and should not be submitted as images.

All figures and tables must be numbered consecutively, appropriately titled, and referenced in the manuscript.

Statistical results, econometric estimates, financial indicators, conceptual frameworks, and analytical models should be presented clearly and consistently.

For quantitative studies, tables reporting regression results, model estimates, hypothesis tests, and other statistical analyses should include relevant information such as coefficients, standard errors, significance levels, sample sizes, and model diagnostics, where applicable.

Supplementary materials, including datasets, questionnaires, research instruments, analytical codes, econometric specifications, and additional methodological documentation, may be submitted separately.

Authors are encouraged to provide information supporting the transparency and reproducibility of empirical findings, subject to applicable confidentiality, data protection, and intellectual property requirements.

Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to reproduce copyrighted figures, tables, datasets, or other materials.

 

6. Peer-Review Process

All research submissions undergo a double-blind peer-review process.

At least two independent reviewers with relevant academic expertise evaluate each manuscript.

The editor may assign additional reviewers when necessary.

Manuscripts are evaluated according to originality, theoretical contribution, methodological quality, analytical rigor, relevance to the journal's scope, and clarity of presentation.

For empirical economic and financial research, particular attention is given to the appropriateness of research design, reliability of data, validity of econometric or statistical methods, interpretation of findings, and consistency between evidence and conclusions.

Authors may be requested to revise their manuscripts in response to reviewer comments.

Final publication decisions are made by the editorial team based on reviewer evaluations and the journal's editorial standards.

The peer-review process is conducted independently, with editorial decisions based on academic quality and publication ethics.

 

7. Open Access Policy

EJ is a fully open-access academic journal.

All published articles are freely accessible to readers without subscription fees.

Authors retain copyright to their published work, subject to the terms of the applicable publication license.

Articles are published under an appropriate open-access license specified by the journal.

The journal supports the dissemination, accessibility, and responsible reuse of scholarly research.

Through its open-access policy, Econentia Journal seeks to facilitate the international exchange of economic and financial knowledge among researchers, academic institutions, business professionals, policymakers, and the wider public.

 

8. Early View and Continuous Publication

Econentia Journal operates on a continuous publication model.

Manuscripts may be submitted throughout the year.

Following peer review, editorial acceptance, and completion of the production process, articles are published online as they become ready.

Where applicable, accepted articles may be made available through an Early View (online-first) publication stage.

Articles assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) can be formally cited using their published bibliographic information.

Continuous publication allows accepted research to become accessible without waiting for the completion of a traditional journal issue.

This publication model supports the timely dissemination of research addressing economic developments, financial market changes, emerging business practices, and technological innovation.

 

9. Submission Process

Manuscripts must be submitted through the journal's online submission system.

A corresponding author must be designated and must provide complete contact information, including institutional affiliation and email address.

The corresponding author is responsible for communication with the editorial office throughout submission, peer review, revision, and publication.

Authors must ensure that the manuscript complies with the journal's formatting, ethical, and submission requirements.

Submitted manuscripts should include all necessary declarations concerning authorship, ethical approval, funding, conflicts of interest, and data availability, where applicable.

Manuscripts must be prepared for double-blind peer review, with identifying author information removed from the anonymized manuscript file.

Authors should ensure that acknowledgments, institutional references, file metadata, and other identifying information do not compromise the anonymity of the review process.

For empirical research, authors should clearly identify data sources, research periods, analytical methods, and relevant limitations.

The editorial office may return submissions that do not comply with the journal's author guidelines for technical revision before initiating peer review.

Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement

Econentia Journal (EJ) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by SRA Academic Publishing, with academic support from the University of Bucharest, Romania.

The journal is committed to maintaining high standards of ethical publishing and follows the principles and guidelines established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). EJ promotes scientific integrity, editorial independence, research transparency, academic accountability, and responsible scholarly communication throughout the publication process.

All submitted manuscripts undergo an initial ethical compliance assessment. The journal does not tolerate research or publication misconduct and applies appropriate editorial procedures when potential ethical violations are identified.

Given its disciplinary focus on economics, finance, global markets, business, and innovation, Econentia Journal places particular emphasis on the reliability of empirical evidence, transparency of economic and financial data, accuracy of statistical and econometric analyses, and responsible interpretation of research findings.

 

1. Ethical Responsibilities of Authors

Authors must ensure that their submissions are original, properly referenced, and free from plagiarism.

All research data, economic indicators, financial information, statistical analyses, econometric estimates, and findings presented in manuscripts must be accurate, reliable, and verifiable.

Research involving human participants, including surveys, interviews, experiments, behavioral economics studies, financial decision-making research, consumer behavior investigations, and organizational studies, must comply with applicable ethical requirements. Ethical approval and informed consent must be obtained where required.

All listed authors must have made a substantial scholarly contribution to the research and must approve the final version of the manuscript.

Any financial, institutional, professional, commercial, or personal conflicts of interest must be clearly disclosed.

Manuscripts must not be submitted to multiple journals simultaneously or previously published in substantially the same form without appropriate disclosure.

Authors must provide supporting research data, methodological documentation, econometric specifications, statistical codes, or analytical materials when reasonably requested by the editor, subject to confidentiality, privacy, intellectual property, and legal restrictions.

Sources of financial support, research funding, institutional grants, and relevant sponsorship must be acknowledged.

Authors conducting empirical economic or financial research must clearly identify data sources, research periods, sample selection procedures, variable definitions, estimation methods, and analytical limitations.

The selective reporting or intentional omission of statistical results, model specifications, or robustness checks in ways that materially misrepresent research findings is prohibited.

The use of artificial intelligence tools in research or manuscript preparation must be disclosed in accordance with the journal's policies. Authors remain fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, and integrity of their work.

 

2. Ethical Responsibilities of Editors

Editors must evaluate all submissions fairly, objectively, independently, and confidentially.

Editorial decisions must be based on scientific merit, originality, methodological rigor, relevance, and scholarly contribution, without discrimination based on authors' nationality, institutional affiliation, gender, ethnicity, or other personal characteristics.

Editors must ensure that manuscripts are assigned to qualified reviewers with appropriate expertise in economics, finance, international business, innovation, or other relevant research fields and that the double-blind peer-review process is properly implemented.

Editors must identify and manage potential conflicts of interest that could compromise editorial independence.

Unpublished manuscripts, confidential financial information, proprietary datasets, and research findings must not be used for personal or professional advantage.

Editors must ensure that empirical studies are assessed with appropriate attention to data quality, methodological transparency, econometric validity, and the consistency of conclusions with the evidence presented.

When ethical misconduct is suspected, editors must initiate an appropriate assessment and, where necessary, request explanations or supporting documentation from the parties involved.

Editorial decisions concerning suspected misconduct must follow fair procedures and relevant COPE guidance.

The publisher, SRA Academic Publishing, and institutions providing academic support must respect the editorial independence of the journal. Decisions regarding manuscript acceptance, revision, or rejection remain the responsibility of the authorized editorial team.

 

3. Ethical Responsibilities of Reviewers

Reviewers must conduct evaluations with confidentiality, impartiality, objectivity, and scientific integrity.

Reviewers must decline review invitations when conflicts of interest could compromise their independence or when they lack the necessary subject expertise.

Manuscripts received for review must be treated as confidential documents.

Information, unpublished findings, financial data, economic models, research ideas, or proprietary datasets obtained during the review process must not be used for personal or professional advantage.

Review comments must be constructive, evidence-based, clear, and respectful in academic tone.

Reviewers should identify significant methodological weaknesses, unsupported conclusions, inadequate referencing, and potential ethical concerns.

For empirical studies, reviewers are expected to assess the appropriateness of statistical and econometric methods, reliability of data sources, validity of model specifications, robustness of findings, and consistency between analytical results and conclusions.

Reviewers must inform the editor if they identify suspected plagiarism, duplicate publication, data manipulation, misleading statistical reporting, or other forms of research misconduct.

Reviewers must not use the peer-review process to promote their own publications, require unnecessary citations, or influence research conclusions for personal, institutional, or commercial benefit.

 

4. Types of Ethical Misconduct

The following practices are considered violations of research and publication ethics:

Plagiarism: Presenting another person's ideas, words, findings, economic models, analytical frameworks, datasets, or intellectual contributions without appropriate acknowledgment.

Data Fabrication or Falsification: Inventing, manipulating, selectively altering, or misrepresenting research data, financial information, economic indicators, statistical results, or empirical findings.

Duplicate Publication: Publishing substantially the same research findings in multiple publications without appropriate disclosure or justification.

Simultaneous Submission: Submitting the same manuscript to more than one journal at the same time.

Inappropriate Authorship: Including individuals who have not made qualifying scholarly contributions or excluding individuals who meet authorship criteria.

Research Ethics Violations: Conducting research involving human participants without required ethical approval, informed consent, or appropriate protection of confidential information.

Citation Manipulation: Adding unnecessary or inappropriate references to artificially increase citation counts or influence bibliometric indicators.

Peer-Review Manipulation: Providing false reviewer identities, interfering with independent evaluations, or attempting to influence the review process improperly.

Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest: Failing to disclose financial, institutional, commercial, or personal relationships that may influence the research or its interpretation.

Misrepresentation of Research Findings: Deliberately presenting misleading interpretations, unsupported conclusions, distorted statistical analyses, or selective empirical results that materially affect the interpretation of economic or financial research.

Econometric and Statistical Manipulation: Intentionally modifying model specifications, excluding relevant observations, misreporting coefficients, or selectively presenting statistical significance to support predetermined conclusions.

Misuse of Confidential or Proprietary Data: Using restricted financial information, institutional datasets, confidential business records, or commercially sensitive information without appropriate authorization.

Misrepresentation of Data Sources: Providing inaccurate descriptions of data origins, collection procedures, observation periods, or analytical datasets in ways that compromise research transparency or reproducibility.

When misconduct is confirmed, the journal may reject the manuscript, request corrections, notify relevant institutions, or retract a published article, depending on the nature and severity of the violation and applicable COPE guidance.

 

5. Transparency and Correction Policy

Econentia Journal follows COPE-recommended procedures when significant concerns or errors are identified after publication.

Depending on the circumstances, the journal may issue:

Corrections: To address errors that affect the accuracy or interpretation of published research without invalidating its principal findings. These may include errors in economic data, financial calculations, statistical estimates, tables, figures, or methodological descriptions.

Retractions: When published findings are unreliable due to serious errors, research misconduct, substantial data irregularities, or other significant ethical violations.

Editorial Notices: Including expressions of concern or other notices when readers need to be informed about unresolved issues affecting a published article.

All post-publication actions are evaluated according to the available evidence, the seriousness of the identified concerns, and the need to maintain the integrity of the scholarly record.

The journal aims to ensure that corrections, retractions, and editorial notices are clearly identified, publicly accessible, and appropriately linked to the original publication.

Where corrections affect quantitative analyses, financial estimates, economic forecasts, or econometric results, authors may be required to provide revised calculations, updated tables, supporting datasets, or additional methodological explanations.

The journal is committed to maintaining an accurate, transparent, and reliable scholarly record in economics, finance, global markets, business, and innovation.

The Editorial Board of Econentia Journal (EJ) brings together scholars with academic expertise and research experience across the fields of economics, finance, global markets, business, and innovation. Published by SRA Academic Publishing, with academic support from the University of Bucharest, Romania, the journal promotes international scholarly collaboration and interdisciplinary research.

The primary mission of the Editorial Board is to maintain high standards of scientific quality, methodological rigor, research integrity, ethical publishing, and originality in all published works. Particular attention is given to the reliability of empirical evidence, the validity of economic and financial analyses, and the contribution of published research to academic knowledge and evidence-informed decision-making.

The Editorial Board is responsible for:

• Conducting the initial academic and editorial assessment of submitted manuscripts.
• Selecting qualified reviewers and overseeing the double-blind peer-review process.
• Ensuring scientific objectivity, transparency, editorial independence, and fairness in publication decisions.
• Evaluating manuscripts based on originality, theoretical contribution, methodological rigor, analytical validity, and relevance to the journal's scope.
• Promoting compliance with internationally recognized research and publication ethics, including the principles established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
• Supporting the development and implementation of the journal's editorial policies, academic standards, and international publication strategy.
• Encouraging interdisciplinary research, international academic cooperation, and scholarly contributions addressing contemporary economic and financial challenges.

Board members represent a broad range of disciplines, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, international economics, development economics, financial economics, banking, investment management, corporate finance, international trade, global financial markets, economic policy, business administration, innovation management, financial technologies, econometrics, digital transformation, and sustainable economic development.

This disciplinary diversity supports EJ's interdisciplinary scope and enables the journal to evaluate research examining economic systems, financial market dynamics, international competitiveness, technological innovation, institutional developments, and global economic transformations from different academic perspectives.

The Editorial Board encourages international scholarly collaboration and welcomes research contributions from different countries, institutions, and academic traditions. The academic support of the University of Bucharest contributes to the journal's international orientation and provides opportunities for scholarly exchange and cooperation within the European and wider international academic community.

Editorial Board members contribute to the continuous development of the journal's academic standards, peer-review practices, and publication policies. Their responsibilities include supporting the evaluation of scientifically rigorous research, maintaining ethical editorial procedures, and promoting the publication of studies with clear theoretical, methodological, or practical contributions.

Through their commitment to academic integrity, independent editorial judgment, methodological quality, and responsible scholarly publishing, Editorial Board members support the scientific credibility, international visibility, and long-term academic development of Econentia Journal.

Econentia Journal (EJ) is committed to enhancing the international visibility, accessibility, and academic impact of scholarly research in economics, finance, global markets, business, and innovation. Published by SRA Academic Publishing, with academic support from the University of Bucharest, Romania, the journal seeks to promote the international dissemination of scientific knowledge and strengthen scholarly communication across economic and business disciplines.

In accordance with its academic mission, Econentia Journal aims to increase the discoverability, accessibility, and citation potential of published articles through recognized national and international indexing, abstracting, and scholarly information services.

The journal is working toward meeting the eligibility requirements and preparing for potential inclusion in the following platforms:

• DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
• Google Scholar
• EBSCO
• Crossref / DOI Registration
• Ulrichsweb (Global Serials Directory)
• ROAD (Directory of Open Access Scholarly Resources)
• OpenAIRE
• Scilit
• BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)

Econentia Journal seeks to align its editorial policies, peer-review procedures, publication ethics, open-access practices, and scholarly publishing standards with the quality and transparency requirements of international indexing and abstracting services.

Particular attention is given to maintaining consistent publication standards, providing accurate and comprehensive article metadata, ensuring transparent editorial procedures, assigning persistent digital identifiers where applicable, and supporting the long-term accessibility and preservation of published research.

The journal also aims to improve the international discoverability of research addressing economic development, financial markets, international trade, global economic transformations, digital economies, financial innovation, and sustainable business practices.

The academic support of the University of Bucharest contributes to the journal's international scholarly orientation and its efforts to encourage academic cooperation, research exchange, and engagement with researchers from different countries and institutions.

 

Future Indexing Objectives

As Econentia Journal develops its publication record and meets the relevant eligibility criteria, the editorial team intends to pursue evaluation for inclusion in major international citation databases, including:

• Scopus
• Web of Science Core Collection

The journal recognizes that inclusion in these databases requires compliance with established evaluation criteria, including editorial quality, peer-review integrity, publication consistency, international scholarly relevance, citation performance, and transparent publishing practices.

Econentia Journal will provide updated information regarding confirmed indexing coverage, database inclusion, and DOI registration services through its official website.

Inclusion in any indexing or abstracting service will be announced only after formal confirmation from the relevant organization. The platforms listed above represent the journal's indexing objectives and should not be interpreted as confirmation of current indexing status.