Eastern European Economics is an academic journal focused on the economic research of Central and Eastern European countries, covering a wide range of topics from the operation of centrally planned economies to the reformist tendencies in economic theory and practice during the communist era. This journal provides a platform for economists, policy makers, scholars, and researchers to gain a deeper understanding and discuss the economic history and current situation of the region.

As Central and Eastern European countries undergo political and economic transformation, particularly towards a market economy and integration into the broader European and global economic system, this journal also focuses on the challenges and opportunities these countries face in this process. It publishes high-quality research on economic policies and practices related to economic transformation, structural adjustment, privatization, and integration with the European Union.