The Revista Galega de Economía/Galician Journal of Economics (RGE/GJE) is published twice a year. It was founded in 1992 and it is promoted by the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration of the University of Santiago de Compostela. Its aim is to promote academic research by publishing original articles that meet the highest analytical standards and provide new ideas that contribute to and disseminate economic and business knowledge.  The RGE/GJE is an international peer-reviewed open access journal.  The articles published are related to specialities in the fields of economics and business (marketing and market research, applied economics, financial economics and accounting, economics, sociology and agricultural policy, fundamentals of economic analysis, economic history and institutions, business organization and quantitative economics); it is also open to other fields as long as it contributes significantly to addressing problems of economics and business management. The target audience is made up of academics, researchers, professionals, business executives and public decision-makers.

The RGE/GJE has the quality imprint of the FECYT and is indexed in SCOPUS, ESCI, Dialnet, InDICEs-CSIC, IDEAS-RePEc, REDALYC, REDIB, DOAJ, and ERIH PLUS, among others. It is also included in different tools for the analysis of scientific journals such as MIAR, Latindex or CIRC. 

The digital portal of RGE/GJE is published in Galician, Portuguese, Spanish, and English. The articles published are in Galician, Portuguese, Spanish, and English. 

 

Acknowledgement of reviewers for 2023

2023-12-04

On behalf of the Editors, the Revista Galega de Economía/Galician Journal of Economics acknowledges with particular gratitude the following reviewers who have reviewed papers for which the final decision has been made during the year 2023. The high scientific standards maintained by RGE/GJE in its papers owe much to the continuing dedication of the journal ́s reviewers, who give freely of their time and ex-pertise.

Acknowledgement of reviewers for 2023

RGE is now included in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (Web of Science)

2023-10-18

We are delighted to announce that the Revista Galega de Economía/Galician Journal of Economics has been selected for inclusion in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI). As a result of this selection, articles published after 1 January 2021 will now be accessible through ESCI and Web of Science™. This inclusion in ESCI is expected to significantly enhance the visibility of our published research, and provide a mark of quality, with the benefits that this brings to authors. This is a remarkable milestone for the RGE, and we wish to extend our thanks to all the authors, editors, reviewers, and readers who have helped us to reach this achievement.

Article in the USC Journal

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Challenges and prospects for activating a circular economy in the context of sustainable waste management in Algeria

  • Mahfoudh Hassaine
  • Belaid Abrika
Published 21-11-2023

The article deals with the problem of waste management in Algeria. It aims to analyze the various policies undertaken by the government in order to be able to respond to the principles of sustainable development and the circular economy from the perspective of sustainable and integrated waste management. The analyses carried out show that the first waste management strategies in Algeria are more reactive and constitute a response to the crisis of the proliferation of waste. It is only from the year 2016 that the national integrated waste management strategy constitutes a perspective of registration of this sector in a circular approach of profitability and sustainability.

Plastic Waste Management in Morocco: A Sociological Reflection about the Informal Sector in the Circular Economy

  • Iria Vázquez Silva
  • Javier de Rivera Outomuro
Published 10-11-2023

This article presents a case study on the link between the management of plastic waste in Morocco (mainly in Casablanca and Rabat) and the divergent working conditions of workers (formal and informal) that conforme the sector, in the context of transformation of the sector towards the Circular Economy (CE). To such an end, we take into account the perspective of multiple experts in the field, as well as the public administration in charge of managing the transition process, the private business sector and the informal collectors themselves. This approach allowed us to understand the complexities and nuances of the transition of waste management in Morocco and to identify the main challenges in terms of social justice associated with the change towards a Circular Economy.

Vol 32 No 3 (2023)

Published: 2023-12-01

Table of contents

Municipal capital gains tax in Galicia: What can we learn to improve the fiscal capacity of this tax?

  • Alberto Vaquero García
  • Miguel Ángel Santirso Fernández
Published: 26-07-2023
Pages 1-23

Sports celebrity endorsement impact on purchase intention

  • Francisco Moreira
  • Inês Pereira
  • José Duarte Santos
  • Paulo Botelho Pires
Published: 20-08-2023
Pages 1-21

Market crises and benchmark-adjusted fund alphas in a small market context

  • Fernando Lopes
  • Paulo Leite
  • Maria Carmo Correia
  • Pablo Durán-Santomil
Published: 09-10-2023
Pages 1-17

The effect of socioeconomic factors, fear of crime and social mobilization on the evaluation of judiciary decisions

  • Manuel Ruiz-Adame
  • Susana Martínez-Rodríguez
  • Jose Antonio Posada-Pérez
Published: 13-11-2023
Pages 1-24
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