Aim and Scope

JEMER is a peer-reviewed open access journal on economics, management, and engineering research. The journal aims to provide a platform for academics, professionals, and policymakers to share original research, review papers, case studies, and short communications that advance the understanding and application of economic, management, and engineering principles. It particularly welcomes contributions that offer practical insights, theoretical developments, and empirical evidence with relevance across industries and regions, and is committed to maintaining high standards of scholarly excellence.

The scope of the journal encompasses the following areas:

- Economic analysis of engineering projects and technologies
- Management strategies in engineering and technology firms
- Engineering economics and cost-benefit analysis
- Financial management in engineering and construction projects
- Innovation and technology management in engineering
- Sustainable development and environmental management in engineering
- Industrial engineering and operations research applications
- Project management methodologies and case studies
- Economic policies and their impact on engineering industries
- Human resource management in engineering organizations
- Risk analysis and management in engineering projects
- Supply chain management and logistics in engineering
- Energy economics and management
- Information systems and technology management in engineering
- Engineering education and its economic and societal implications