Journal of Integrated Socio-Economic Systems and Islamic Finance

The Journal of Integrated Socio-Economic Systems and Islamic Finance (JISSIF)  explores the intersection of diverse socioeconomic systems and modern financial practices across global contexts. It publishes high-quality, interdisciplinary research on global finance and banking systems, monetary economics, accounting and governance, marketing and consumer behavior, ethical and sustainable finance, social and economic development, and digital innovation in finance.

We welcome submissions addressing themes such as conventional and alternative banking, global financial stability, inclusive finance, impact investing, CSR, ESG, behavioral finance, public policy, blockchain, digital currencies, FinTech, and RegTech. Our scope includes theoretical and empirical studies, comparative analyses, and policy reviews that evaluate how various financial and socioeconomic systems—Islamic, capitalist, socialist, hybrid, and others—respond to contemporary global challenges.

By fostering dialogue across different intellectual traditions and institutional models, the journal aims to contribute to the development of more equitable, resilient, and sustainable financial and economic systems worldwide.

The Journal of Integrated Socio-Economic Systems and Islamic Finance (JISSIF) provides an international platform for advancing theoretical and empirical research on how diverse economic, social, and financial systems interact, evolve, and contribute to sustainable development. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary studies that explore the design, performance, ethics, and governance of global socio-economic systems—including capitalist, socialist, mixed, cooperative, and Islamic frameworks.

JISSIF particularly encourages comparative and integrative research that bridges economic theory, financial practice, public policy, and social well-being. Topics of interest include financial inclusion, sustainability transitions, innovation in finance and technology, governance and regulation, macroeconomic stability, ethical and impact investing, and the integration of Islamic finance principles into the global economic landscape.

Scope of the Journal

The journal invites theoretical and empirical research in the following areas:

Global Banking and Finance; Comparative analysis of financial systems (conventional, Islamic, cooperative, and others); Financial innovation, risk management, and stability; Sustainable and inclusive banking models; Monetary Economics and Policy; Macroeconomic policy, inflation, and monetary stability; Central banking, currency systems, and digital currencies; Global economic integration and financial crises; Accounting, Governance, and Regulation; Financial reporting and standards (IFRS, AAOIFI, ESG frameworks); Corporate governance and transparency; Public and institutional accountability; Marketing and Consumer Behavior; Financial literacy and consumer decision-making; Cultural and behavioral aspects of finance; Global and regional marketing strategies in financial services; Ethics and Sustainable Systems in Finance; CSR, ESG, and ethical investment practices; Responsible finance and impact investing; Governance systems promoting fairness and accountability; Socio-Economic Development and Policy; Poverty alleviation, social welfare, and inclusive growth; Human development, inequality, and labor market dynamics; Policy evaluation and reform for sustainable well-being; FinTech, Digital Transformation, and Innovation; Blockchain, AI, and data-driven finance; Digital banking, RegTech, and InsurTech; Financial inclusion through technological innovation; Policy Reviews and Case Studies; Comparative studies across countries and regions; Evaluation of global and local regulatory frameworks; Case-based analysis of successful socio-financial innovations.

Vision

To be a leading global platform for advancing knowledge, policy, and practice in diverse socioeconomic and financial systems—fostering innovation, inclusion, and ethical progress toward a more just and sustainable world economy.

Mission

The journal is dedicated to publishing rigorous, high-impact research that bridges theory and practice across global financial and socioeconomic systems. It seeks to facilitate dialogue among scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to address evolving global challenges, encourage ethical and responsible financial practices, and promote economic systems that enhance collective well-being.

Core Values

Integrity and Ethics – Upholding the highest ethical standards in research and publication.
Excellence and Quality—Committed to rigorous peer review and impactful scholarship.
Innovation—Encouraging research in emerging areas including Islamic FinTech and ESG.
Inclusivity and Diversity – Welcoming diverse perspectives and methodologies.
Societal Impact – Prioritizing research that promotes financial inclusion and socio-economic justice.
Collaboration—Bridging academia, industry, and policymakers for practical solutions.