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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Journal of European Economic History (JEEH)

1. What is the scope of the journal?

JEEH publishes scholarly research on European economic history, including national development, regional integration, the evolution of the European Economic Community and the European Union, trade, finance, institutions, crises, and Europe’s global economic role.

2. What types of manuscripts are accepted?

We accept original research articles, review essays, comparative studies, archival research, and quantitative or interdisciplinary analyses.

3. What is the required word limit?

Full-length articles typically range between 6,000–10,000 words, including references.

4. What citation style should authors follow?

Authors may use APA, Chicago, or Harvard style, but consistency throughout the manuscript is required.

5. Is the journal peer-reviewed?

Yes. All submissions undergo a double-blind peer review process to ensure academic rigor and quality.

6. Are submissions accepted year-round?

Yes. The journal accepts manuscripts on a rolling basis. Calls for special issues may also be announced periodically.

7. Can early-career researchers submit?

Absolutely. JEEH welcomes submissions from both established scholars and emerging researchers.

8. Is simultaneous submission allowed?

No. Manuscripts must not be under review or published elsewhere at the time of submission.

9. How do I submit my manuscript?

Submissions must be made through the journal’s official online submission system available on the website.

10. Who can I contact for editorial inquiries?

For questions regarding submissions, special issues, or editorial policies, please contact the journal’s editorial office via the details provided on the website.