The Royal Economic Society is delighted to announce that Flávio Cunha has joined the Editorial Board of The Econometrics Journal from 1 May 2026. Flávio joins Iván Fernández-Val, Raffaella Giacomini,
I am happy to report on the many developments at EctJ since we released our previous Newsletter in July 2025. Editors We welcome Dennis Kristensen as EctJ’s new Editor-in-Chief from
The Royal Economic Society is delighted to announce the appointment of Dennis Kristensen as Editor-in-Chief of The Econometrics Journal from 1 May 2026. Dennis Kristensen is Professor of Economics at
The Royal Economic Society (RES) is pleased to announce that the 2025 Denis Sargan Econometrics Prize has been awarded to Jad Beyhum (KU Leuven) and Elia Lapenta (University of Exeter)
The Econometrics Journal and EMCC invite submissions to a special issue on Econometric Modelling of Climate Change and the Green Transition. We welcome econometric and statistical work on all facets
Much has happened since we released EctJ’s previous Newsletter in November 2024. Impact EctJ’s most recent Journal Impact Factor (JIF) of 7.0 places it on par with Econometrica (7.1) and
The Royal Economic Society is currently seeking applications for the position of Editor-in-Chief of The Econometrics Journal. The new Editor-in-Chief will begin the role from May 2026, when the current
The Royal Economic Society is delighted to announce that Damian Clarke has been appointed Data Editor for The Economic Journal and The Econometrics Journal, starting from 1 July. Damian is
The Royal Economic Society is delighted to announce that as of May 2025, Iván Fernández-Val has joined Raffaella Giacomini, Christoph Rothe and Petra Todd as a new Co-editor of The Econometrics Journal. Iván
The Royal Economic Society (RES) is pleased to announce that the 2024 Denis Sargan Econometrics Prize has been awarded to Rahul Singh (Harvard University) and Liyang Sun (University College London)
The Econometrics Journal invites submissions to a Special Issue on Macroeconometric Policy Analysis, edited by Raffaella Giacomini in collaboration with Daniel Lewis (UCL). The deadline for submissions to this special issue is 01 December
Philip G. Wright The Econometrics Journal published a special issue celebrating the seminal contributions of Philip G. Wright (1928) to causal inference in economics, which include the invention of instrumental
