The "International Law and Economics Review" is an academic journal dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary research at the intersection of law and economics. It not only provides a platform for scholars worldwide to present and discuss their research findings but also encourages the exploration of the complexities of legal-economic interactions from perspectives of different cultures and legal systems. The journal places special emphasis on papers that offer novel perspectives and in-depth analysis, whether they are theoretical abstractions or rigorous empirical studies.

The journal covers a wide range of topics, from comparative law and economics to the coordination of laws in the context of globalization, and from how legal systems adapt to economic changes to the intrinsically. It also pays particular attention to emerging issues in legal economics, such as legal issues in the digital economy and the economic analysis of environmental law, aiming to provide theoretical support and empirical evidence for academic discussions and policy-making in these fields. Through these efforts, the IRLE aims to promote knowledge innovation and academic exchange in the field of law and economics, contributing to the development of global research in legal economics.

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