Review of Network Economics is an academic journal focused on network economics and its applications in network industries. The journal is dedicated to providing a platform for policy makers, academic researchers and industry practitioners to gain insight into the latest research and policy discussions in the field.

The journal covers all aspects of network economics, including theoretical models, empirical analysis, market structure, competition policy, regulatory framework, and technological innovation. These topics are critical to understanding how networked industries such as telecommunications, energy, transportation, and Internet services operate. An interdisciplinary approach is encouraged, combining theories and tools from the fields of economics, management, law, and engineering technology to promote a comprehensive understanding of the complexity of the network industry. This interdisciplinary convergence helps shed light on key issues such as network effects, market forces, barriers to entry, and consumer welfare.