The "Journal of Institutional Economics" serves as an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to fostering dialogue and knowledge integration across various disciplines. It focuses particularly on the impact of institutions on economic behavior and economic organization, as well as how these factors shape economic structures and development within different societies and historical contexts. The journal encourages scholars to offer new insights and critiques on the theories, methods, and empirical research of institutional economics from the perspectives of their respective fields.

Through a swift review process, the journal ensures that authors receive feedback in a timely manner, which not only accelerates the pace of academic exchange but also enhances the visibility and impact of research work. Moreover, it provides a platform for young scholars to showcase their research findings, promoting diversity and innovation in academia.

The interdisciplinary nature of the "Journal of Institutional Economics" makes it an ideal venue for discussing the interplay between economic institutions and aspects of society, politics, and law. The articles it publishes not only contribute significantly to the academic community but also provide valuable references for policymakers, helping to shape more comprehensive and in-depth economic policies and institutional designs.