The Journal of International Economic Law serves as a significant academic platform in its field, focusing not only on the theoretical development of international economic law but also on its practical applications and policy analysis. The journal covers various aspects, including international trade law, international investment law, monetary law, financial law, and legal issues related to global economic governance, providing readers from diverse backgrounds with a comprehensive venue to understand the latest trends and engage in in-depth discussions on international economic law.

The journal encourages interdisciplinary research, especially papers that analyze legal issues from perspectives that combine economics, political science, sociology, and other disciplines. This interdisciplinary approach helps to understand the complexity and multidimensionality of international economic law more fully, promoting research and discussion on deeper issues within the field. Additionally, the journal places special emphasis on researching the status and role of emerging market countries and developing countries in international economic law, as well as exploring the new challenges and opportunities that international economic law faces in the context of globalization. Through these studies, the journal aims to provide new perspectives and solutions for the development of international economic law, contributing to the fairness and sustainable development of the global economy.