SOUTH ANATOLIA
ECONOMICS JOURNAL
Authorship
Authorship Guidelines and Responsibilities
The South Anatolia Economics Journal (SAEJ) adheres to rigorous authorship guidelines to ensure accountability and transparency in scholarly contributions. All listed authors must meet SAEJ's criteria, taking full responsibility for their submitted work and approving its content and authorship. Authorship is granted based on significant contributions to the conception, design, data analysis, or interpretation, as well as active participation in drafting or critically revising the work, final approval of the manuscript, and agreement to be accountable for all aspects of the research.
Transparency and Contribution Attribution
To enhance transparency, corresponding authors must provide their Digital Identifier (ORCID), and author contributions are described using the CRediT Taxonomy. The corresponding author ensures the accurate reporting of all contributions, which are published with the final article. Contributors who do not meet authorship criteria are acknowledged, with prior consent obtained from individuals or organizations. This ensures scholarly integrity and a clear attribution of roles in advancing economic research.
Aims & Scope
Aims & Scope
The South Anatolia Economics Journal (SAEJ) is a globally focused publication committed to advancing economic science by covering diverse topics such as national and regional economies, economic and trade policies, energy policies, inflation, employment, digital economies, and monetary and financial policy. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, the journal integrates insights from various fields to foster a deeper understanding of economic phenomena. Alongside original research, SAEJ features commentary, editorials, and updates on technological advancements, legislation, education, and institutional developments, providing comprehensive coverage of contemporary economic issues and debates.