Thematic, Methodological, and Regional Trends in Eurasian Journal of Business and Economics

The Eurasian Journal of Business and Economics (EJBE) has consistently contributed to the global discourse on business, economics, and policy, with a distinctive focus on emerging markets, transition economies, and evolving business models. This study offers a comprehensive bibliometric and thematic analysis of the Eurasian Journal of Business and Economics (EJBE) from 2008 to 2024. Drawing on 240 peerreviewed articles, it identifies key trends in thematic focus, methodological diversity, regional representation, and scholarly impact. The findings highlight EJBE’s interdisciplinary strengths across core domains such as financial systems, efficiency analysis, international trade, innovation, and human capital, with a pronounced emphasis on emerging and transition economies, particularly in Eurasia. Quantitative techniques, especially DEA, regression models, and cointegration analysis, dominate the methodological landscape, while the journal maintains a growing citation impact in both Scopus and Google Scholar. Contributions come from authors affiliated with 48 countries, demonstrating EJBE’s global academic reach. Through keyword and JEL classification analysis, the study also maps recurring research priorities and suggests future directions in business, policy, and economic research aligned with regional development challenges.