Review of Applied Socio-Economic Research
ISSN: 2247-6172 
ISSN-L: 2247-6172
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                                          Aim:
The Review aims at publishing a selection of reports and disseminating results of original research, theoretical and empirical issues, book reviews, or any relevant communication in as wide a range of perspectives as possible*. The review receives essays from all over the world in the attempt of serving as a forum of discussion between experts in various sciences and enabling a dynamic and fruitful exchange of opinions. Young researchers are encouraged to express their views in a special section dedicated to them.
 
 Coverage:

The areas covered include, but are not limited to: economics, social sciences, humanities.

 

Types of essays:  topical manuscripts, essays, research articles, book reviews.

 
Frequency:   Biannual
 
Indexing:   The review is indexed in:
  1. RePec- indexed - 'http://ideas.repec.org/s/rse/wpaper.html'
  2. EconLit – indexed - 'http://www.aeaweb.org/econlit/journal_list.php#R'.
  3. Index Copernicus Journals Master List (ID 6570, added in July 2011) - 'IndexCopernicus-Journals Master List.pdf' - in process of indexing.
  4. EBSCO - in process of evaluation.
  5. New Jour (Georgetown University Library) - 'http://gulib.georgetown.edu/newjour/r/'
  6. Open-J-Gate - 'http://www.openj-gate.com/Browse/ByJournal.aspx?alpha=R'
REASER was annotated in Journal of Economic Litarature (JEL) volume 49, issue 4, December 2011 - see 'New Journals' from 'Annotated Listing of New Books' p.1410
 
Review policy:  All essays are submitted to peer review by two anonymous referees and subsequently screened by the editor-in-chief. Essays published or under consideration elsewhere shall not be accepted.

Disclaimer:

The views expressed in this review are primarily those of the respective authors. The editorial board of this review accepts no responsibility for any use made of the information contained in the published materials and shall not be liable for any indirect prejudice  caused from the use of the information contained in any of the articles.

Contact us:   editors@reaser.eu

 

Editor's notes:

The current changes and challenges experienced by the contemporary world have been an inspiration for us in elaborating this new forum of discussions on the real world issues affecting or having a meaningful impact on the society and on our lives. This is an attempt of boldly and unrestrictedly contributing to new economic or social policies, doing things differently, thereby providing quality and value. Scholars, researchers, young researchers worldwide are encouraged to join efforts in finding solutions for the common issues raised by the recent social and economic turmoil. It aims to be a dialogue between the scientific community and the citizens, as a testimony of their concern to place the results of their work in the service of the society. A new orientation in research policy is imperative to respond to the new needs of the society to guarantee environmental sustainability and economic growth in the knowledge society, where the (European) identity issue is a constant issue on the agenda. It is our intention to make this publication an area of free circulation of ideas and knowledge, of sharing experience and finding effective solutions for real-life problems, to understand their causes and foresee the consequences. While the society needs and calls for research, research needs to be accountable to society.
 

JOIN US AND BE BOLD, BE DIFFERENT, BE AWARE, BE INVOLVED!  

 

 
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