Journal of Economic Epistemology and Philosophy (JEEP) is an international scholarly journal dedicated to publishing high-quality academic works that examine the philosophical, epistemological, ethical, historical, and theoretical foundations of economics and economic thought. The journal aims to provide a rigorous intellectual platform for scholars who critically explore how economic knowledge is formed, justified, interpreted, and applied in social, institutional, political, and moral contexts. The journal welcomes manuscripts that engage with fundamental questions concerning the nature of economic reasoning, the assumptions behind economic theories, the relationship between economics and society, and the philosophical foundations of economic systems, policies, and institutions. It encourages critical, conceptual, theoretical, historical, and interdisciplinary studies that contribute to a deeper understanding of economics beyond technical modeling and empirical measurement. The journal particularly supports works that address economic ideas in relation to justice, welfare, human behavior, rationality, capitalism, socialism, Islamic economics, institutionalism, development, public policy, governance, sustainability, and contemporary socio-economic transformation. Submissions may draw from philosophy, economics, political economy, sociology, history of economic thought, ethics, law, public policy, and related disciplines.