Geneva Risk and Insurance Review is an international academic journal published by the Geneva Association and the official journal of the European Group of Risk and Insurance Economists. This journal is committed to publishing high-quality original research papers aimed at deepening our understanding of risk and uncertainty economics and their management through insurance and other mechanisms. The research scope of the magazine is extensive, covering multiple fields such as the economics of insurance products and markets, decision theory under uncertainty, risk sharing or mitigation mechanisms for individuals, companies, and society. The magazine pays special attention to market failures related to risk sharing and mitigation mechanisms, such as those caused by information friction and incentive issues, as well as the role of the government in providing risk management through regulation or social insurance.

The magazine emphasizes scientific rigor in research methods and encourages research based on neoclassical and behavioral economics methods. This magazine welcomes pure theoretical research, empirical or experimental research, and applied theoretical research, aiming to provide valuable research results and insights for academia, policymakers, and practitioners. By publishing high-quality research papers, the journal promotes academic exchange and development in the field of risk and insurance economics.