South Asian Law & Economics Review (SALER) is an annual, peer-reviewed e-journal that explores the relationship between law and economics. With ISSN: 2581-6535, SALER provides a platform for scholarly research on contemporary issues at the intersection of legal frameworks and economic policies. The journal covers a wide range of topics without being limited to any particular subject area or country.
The primary objective of SALER is to promote research that examines how laws, legislation, and legal principles impact economic systems and financial structures. By encouraging interdisciplinary work, SALER fosters a deeper understanding of how legal frameworks shape economic outcomes. The journal welcomes submissions from researchers worldwide, as long as their work aligns with the core theme of law and economics.
The South Asian Law & Economics Review (SALER) is committed to publishing research that addresses the intersections of law and economics, with a particular focus on South Asia but also extending to global perspectives. The journal welcomes contributions that offer critical insights into the legal and economic challenges facing the region, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and analysis.
If you have an original research paper that aligns with the journal’s theme, we kindly invite you to submit your work through the submission portal.
ISSN: 2581-6535
Journal Initials: SALER
Research Scope: Legal & Economics Research
Publication Mode: Digital
Frequency: Annual
Launch Year: 2016
Review Mode: Double Blind Peer Review
Similarity Allowed: 10% (as per Turnitin)
AI Allowed: 0% (as per Turnitin)
Coverage: Global
Language: English
