The Iberian Journal of the History of Economic Thought is an academic journal dedicated to the field of economic thought history, dedicated to publishing research on economic thought in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America. This journal not only focuses on historical economic theories and ideas, but also explores their impact and application in contemporary times. By publishing original research articles, reviews, and book reviews, this journal provides scholars with a platform for in-depth discussions on the history of economic thought, promoting academic exchange and theoretical development in the field.

The history of economic thought, as an important branch at the intersection of economics and history, is of great significance for understanding the evolution of economic theory and the historical background of economic policies. This journal plays a unique role in promoting research on economic ideas in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America region, and is a valuable resource for researchers and students in related fields. The readership of this journal includes economic historians, economists, Latin American research experts, graduate students, and scholars interested in the history of economic thought. By providing high-quality research content, the magazine helps these readers gain a deeper understanding of the historical roots and modern applications of economic thought.