The Journal of International Economic Law adheres to the principle of 'let a hundred flowers bloom, let a hundred schools of thought contend,' serving as an academic platform for Chinese international economic law scholars to explore, innovate, and cultivate meticulously. It also serves as an academic platform for Chinese international economic law scholars to exchange, learn from peers in other countries, and engage in equal dialogue. The development and prosperity of the Journal of International Economic Law require the concerted efforts and dedication of international economic law scholars from home and abroad. We sincerely invite contributions from international economic law scholars worldwide and outline the submission guidelines as follows:

1. The Journal of International Economic Law publishes special articles, translations, book reviews, and academic updates in the field of international economic law. Regular columns include: International Economic Law Theory, Special Topics in International Economic Law, International Trade Law, International Investment Law, International Financial Law, International Tax Law, International Economic Dispute Resolution, Translations, Book Reviews, and Academic Updates.

2. Submissions should generally not exceed 20,000 words (including footnotes), but important papers of high academic value are not subject to this limit. Submission format should adhere to the Journal of International Economic Law.

3. Submissions should be original research results that adhere to academic norms and have not been formally published. Simultaneous submissions to multiple sources are not allowed.

4. Submissions should include author's name, gender, affiliation, degree, title, mailing address, phone number, and email address.

5. The editorial department of the Journal of International Economic Law will review submissions within three months of receipt. If authors do not receive acceptance notification after three months, they may handle their submission elsewhere. Submissions will not be returned, so authors should keep a copy. Authors will receive a modest remuneration upon acceptance.

6. The editorial department of the Journal of International Economic Law reserves the right to make technical edits to submissions, but authors bear full responsibility for the content. The Journal of International Economic Law holds the copyright to published articles.

7. The Journal of International Economic Law is indexed in the 'Chinese Academic Journal Network Publishing Database' and CNKI series databases, with the copyright usage fee included in the remuneration. Authors who do not wish to have their articles included should declare this during submission.

8. Submitting to the Journal of International Economic Law editorial department implies acceptance of these submission guidelines.