Revista de Historia Economica is an academic journal focusing on economic history, economic thought, and long-term analysis of economics in the Iberian and Latin American regions. The journal is committed to publishing original research papers that are not only academically innovative, but also important for understanding the economic and historical development of these regions.

A distinguishing feature of the journal is its emphasis on global contexts, particularly those studies that employ an international comparative approach. This approach helps to uncover the interconnections and differences between different economies and promotes a global understanding of economic history. In this way, the journal encourages scholars to look beyond regional boundaries and explore broader issues of economic history. Articles are published in English and Spanish, reflecting the journal's strong commitment to internationalizing the study of Iberian and Latin American economic history. The bilingual publishing strategy not only allows journals to reach a wider audience, but also helps to exchange and dialogue historical and economic ideas from the region with the global academic community.