About Marine Economics and Management

Aims and scope

Marine Economics and Management (MAEM) covers research in integrated marine systems, marine modelling and prediction, marine planning and marine management, presenting theoretical insights and developments, as well as real-world case studies.

Major articles are contributed by specialists in marine affairs, including marine economists and marine resource managers, and marine scientists. Articles from all relevant disciplines are invited, but all contributions must make clear the link between fundamental concepts and the central improvement of marine economics and management.

Scope

  • Management and planning of marine economy and industry (e.g. fishery, transportation, tourism, oceaneering, etc.)
  • Marine economic security and monitoring & warning (e.g. traditional security, non-traditional security, industrial security, etc.)
  • Marine economic policy analysis and evaluation (industrial policy, economic policy, development planning, development strategy, etc.)
  • Land-sea economic coordination (land-sea economic synergy, land-sea economic structure, port economy, green economy, sharing economy, etc.)
  • Marine resources and rights management (fishery resources; ecological and biological resources; deep sea, ocean, polar, and exclusive economic zone, etc.)
  • Marine disasters with the development of economic society (typhoon, storm, sea wave, sea ice, red tide, etc.)
  • Marine environment and sustainable development (ecology, coastline, coastal region, sea reclamation, wetland, etc.)

Theoretical fields

  • Econometrics
  • Graph Model for Conflict analysis
  • Grey theory
  • System optimization and simulation theory
  • Decision-making and prediction theory
  • Machine learning theory (e.g. data mining)

When submitting a manuscript, authors will be taken to a service called Paperpal Preflight, an AI-driven tool that checks manuscripts against the journal's author guidelines. Authors are free to use or bypass this step and submit directly to ScholarOne.

Open access

All articles published in MAEM are published Open Access under a CC BY 4.0 licence.