The Aadhyajyothi Journal of Law, Economics and Finance: An Interdisciplinary Review publishes rigorous, peer-reviewed scholarship at the intersection of law, economics, and finance. It is a forum for academics, practitioners, and regulators to examine how legal rules shape markets and institutions, how economic and financial analysis informs the law, and how regulation, governance, and policy respond to a changing economy.

Aims

The journal aims to advance scholarly understanding, inform practice, policy, and reform, and provide a credible, peer-reviewed venue for original research in its field. It welcomes doctrinal, empirical, comparative, and interdisciplinary work from scholars, practitioners, and research students alike.

Topics covered

Contributions are invited across the following areas, among others:

• Law and economics
• Financial regulation and markets
• Corporate and commercial law
• Banking, fintech, and financial innovation
• Competition and antitrust
• Taxation and public finance
• Monetary and macro-financial policy
• Insolvency and restructuring
• Securities, investment, and capital markets
• Comparative and international economic law

Types of contributions

Word limits are indicative and may be finalised by the editorial board.

All submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere. See the Author Guidelines for preparation and submission details.