Aims & Scope of the Journal

The prime objective of journal “International Journal of Trade and Global Business Perspectives” is to provide a vibrant and creative forum for spread of research based knowledge covering various areas of Trade and Global Business.

The journal seeks to publish high-quality research papers that explore important dimensions of the global economic system (including trade, finance, investment and labour flows). Journal is interested in potentially influential research that is analytical or empirical but with heavy emphasis on international dimensions of economics, business and related public policy. Papers must aim to be thought-provoking and combine rigor with readability so as to be of interest to both researchers as well as policymakers. Journal is non region-specific and welcomes research exploring the growing economic interdependence between countries and regions. Its objective is to provide a forum for the scholarly exchange of research findings in, and significant empirical, conceptual, or theoretical contributions to the field. The aim of the journal is to provide a forum for current issues in all aspects of international trade, including legal, economic, management, financial reporting and policy issues. The objectives of journal is to become a main place of analyses and perspectives on the issues of economics and trade in order to be an effectual channel of communication between policy-makers, government agencies, academic and research institutions. It emphasizes problems of international significance and offers important lessons for policy-makers and the wide audience which participates in the policy debate in such a way that it promotes and coordinates developments in the field of international trade and economic expansion. The journal will highlight national, regional, international and universal realities.  

The scope of Journals (but not limited to):

• International Trade Policy;
• International Trade Theory;
• Multilateral Trade Regimes;
• Globalization;
• Exchange Rates and Currency Markets;
• Open Economy Macroeconomics;
• Development and Trade;
• Foreign Direct Investment and Trade;
• Transnational Corporations and Trade;
• Emerging Markets;
• National and Regional Studies;
• Commercial Policy;
• International Institutions;
• International Financial Markets and Institutions;
• Accounting Harmonization;
• Competition Law;
• Cross-Cultural Management;
• Economic Growth;
• Energy Law and Policy;
• FDI and the International Economics;
• Financing Trade Deficits;
• Foreign Investment;
• Forensic Accounting;
• Global Economy and Trade Policy;
• Governance and Regulation;
• Intellectual Property;
• Interaction Between Global Markets and Trade;
• International Trade and International Business;
• Internet Law;
• Innovation, Technopreneurship, Licensing/Franchising;
• The Impact of Government Debts on International Trade, Management Issues;
• The Importance of Growing Wealth Disparity in Trade;
• The Role of International Economic Organizations;
• The Role of IT in the Process of Globalization;
• The Role of Oil and Gas: Industry Intentions, Pricing Strategies;
• Theoretical and Empirical Issues in International Economics;
• Trade and Policy Issues of Developing Countries;
• Trade and Policy Modeling;
• Trade as Determined by Currency Instability; and
• Venture Capital, Government Funds/Grants.

We expect that published papers will fulfill the expectations of Stake holders, and not limited to these as Subscribers, Corporate Houses, Academicians, Scientists, Students, Officials (Individuals & Institutions), in enhancing knowledge and analytical skills of its readers.