Focus And Scope

Focus, Scope, and Classification
Sharia Economic Law Innovation (SELI)

Sharia Economic Law Innovation (SELI) is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research that advances knowledge and practice in Islamic economic law and related disciplines. The journal prioritizes rigorous, original, and interdisciplinary studies that contribute to theory, policy, and practice aligned with global standards such as those upheld by Elsevier, Clarivate, and Wiley.

Focus and Scope

  1. Islamic Banking and Financial Regulation
  2. Sharia Governance and Compliance Mechanisms
  3. Islamic Contract Law and Commercial Transactions
  4. Halal Industry Regulations and Certification
  5. Islamic Capital Markets and Securities Law
  6. Takaful (Islamic Insurance) Law and Ethics
  7. Sharia Supervisory Boards’ Roles and Legal Challenges
  8. Zakat, Waqf, and Islamic Taxation Law
  9. Islamic Microfinance and Social Impact Finance
  10. Islamic Economic Development and Policy Frameworks
  11. Islamic Corporate Law and Entrepreneurship
  12. Islamic Wealth Management and Estate Planning
  13. Comparative Studies of Sharia and Conventional Legal Systems
  14. Islamic Property and Real Estate Law
  15. Labor Law and Employment in Islamic Economic Contexts
  16. Islamic Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
  17. Legal Philosophy and Ethics in Islamic Economics
  18. Islamic Family Law and Financial Rights
  19. Islamic Arbitration, Mediation, and Dispute Resolution
  20. Sharia Law’s Influence on International Trade and Finance
  21. Islamic Monetary Policy and Central Banking
  22. Legal Issues in Islamic Crowdfunding and FinTech
  23. Environmental Law from an Islamic Perspective
  24. Regulation of Islamic Digital Economy and Blockchain
  25. Sharia-Compliant Investment and Portfolio Management
  26. Accounting Standards and Legal Issues in Islamic Finance
  27. Islamic Legal Maxims (Qawa’id Fiqhiyyah) in Economic Law
  28. Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Sharia Compliance
  29. Islamic Inheritance (Faraid) Law and Planning
  30. Emerging Issues in Islamic Economic Law and Innovation
  31. Global Trends and Challenges in Sharia Economic Regulation

Classification

SELI classifies its published research according to internationally recognized categories and indexing standards, aligned with classification frameworks used by top-tier indexing bodies (Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ). The journal’s classification encompasses:

  • Primary Discipline: Islamic Economic Law
  • Sub-Disciplines: Islamic Finance, Islamic Commercial Law, Islamic Public Policy
  • Research Types: Empirical Studies, Theoretical Analysis, Case Studies, Policy Papers, Legal Commentary
  • Methodologies: Quantitative, Qualitative, Mixed Methods, Legal Interpretation
  • Geographical Focus: Global, with emphasis on Muslim-majority countries and emerging Islamic finance hubs
  • Compliance Standards: Meets guidelines for transparency, reproducibility, and ethical research per Elsevier, Clarivate, Wiley best practices
  • Indexing Goals: Aiming for inclusion in Scopus Q1/Q2, Web of Science, DOAJ, and international legal and economic databases

By maintaining this comprehensive scope and rigorous classification, SELI ensures that published articles contribute meaningfully to academic scholarship and practical advancements in Sharia economic law worldwide.