Call for Book Chapters
Submission deadline: June 1, 2026 | Expected publication: The last quarter of 2026
Educational Economics: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Business and Learning
• Accepted Chapters: Limited to 12
• Languages: English and Spanish
• Identifiers: ISBN & Unique DOI (Crossref)
• Open Access: CC BY-NC 4.0 license
• Indexing: DOAB, DIALNET, GoogleBooks
• Evaluation: Submitted to WoS and SCOPUS
The global educational landscape is undergoing a paradigm shift, driven by rapid technological disruption and evolving economic demands. Consequently, as traditional learning models face scrutiny regarding their efficiency and market relevance, the need for data-driven, interdisciplinary insights has never been more critical. Educational Economics: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Business and Learning aims to bridge the gap between economic theory and pedagogical practice. In addition to exploring financial frameworks, the book examines how behavioral economics and organizational learning can optimize outcomes in both academic and corporate environments. To this end, we invite original research—including robust theoretical frameworks, rigorous empirical studies, and innovative case studies—that offer scalable solutions for the challenges of the 21st-century workforce.
Target Audience
This work is specifically designed for academic researchers, policymakers, and graduate students in economics, management, and educational sciences. Moreover, it serves as a strategic roadmap for integrating economic intelligence into diverse learning contexts, ensuring that education remains a sustainable engine for socioeconomic growth.
Scope & Thematic Areas
Adaya Press invites proposals on cutting-edge topics including, but not limited to:
- Generative AI & Human Capital Reskilling Strategies
- Human Capital Depreciation in the Age of Digital Transformation
- Impact of EdTech IPOs and Venture Capital on Learning Quality
- EdTech Market Dynamics & Platformization of Learning
- Economic Impact of Micro-credentials vs. Traditional Degrees
- Financial Sustainability of Income Share Agreements (ISAs)
- Productivity Metrics in Corporate Learning Analytics
- ROI of Behavioral “Nudges” in Digital Learning Environments
- Economic Value of Neurodiversity in Business Leadership
- Cost-Benefit Analysis of Hybrid vs. Remote Education Models
- The “Skills Gap” in the Global Gig Economy
- Economic Sustainability of Higher Education Institutions
- Economics of Green Skills & Circular Economy Education
- Socioeconomic Impact of Educational Policies on Social Mobility
- Financial Literacy & Household Economics
- Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain in Education
- Personal Finance Education & Early Investment Strategies for Students
- Wealth Management & Economic Education
Submission Guidelines
Originality: All submissions must be original and not under consideration elsewhere. Double-blind peer review results will be notified within approximately five weeks.
Proposals must be sent to adayapress[at]gmail.com with a copy to editor[at]adayapress.com.
Important Dates (2026)
| Full Chapter Submission Deadline | June 1, 2026 |
| Review Notification (Latest) | July 14, 2026 |
| Payment Deadline | July 24, 2026 |
| Final Revised Version Due | August 14, 2026 |
| “In Press” Proofs Revision | September 17, 2026 |
| Official Publication | The last quarter of 2026 |
Editor
Dr. Javier Armando Gonzalez Lozano
Professor at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico
Dr. Javier Gonzalez is a professor at Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico. He has extensive experience of more than 20 years in teaching global business, logistics and operations at a professional level. With a master’s degree in management specializing in finance and a doctorate in education focused on innovation, his career spans more than 20 years combining academia with leadership roles in the industry. This diversity of experiences has provided him with a comprehensive view of the economic and business sphere. Dr. González Lozano has contributed to the field of education through innovation projects and has conducted research in areas such as educational innovation and logistics platforms in global business. In addition, he has participated in the development of case studies for business school, has written in a collegiate about the Nearshoring phenomenon in North America, has published international business papers, as well has participated in international presentations on information technologies in education, demonstrating a constant commitment to academic and professional advancement.
Guidelines & Fees
Length & Format: Chapters should range between 4,000 and 5,000 words (including references). Detailed formatting instructions and the mandatory template are available for download via the buttons below.
Text Processing Payment (TPP): The publication fee is 490 Euros + 4% VAT (if applicable) per chapter. This fee covers production & editorial coordination, DOI assignment, and global open-access distribution.
* The TPP is only requested after final acceptance following the peer-review process. Adaya Press does not charge any submission fees.
How to Submit: Please send your proposal via email to editor[at]adayapress.com with a copy to adayapress[at]gmail.com
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