The Economics of Peace and Security Journal (EPSJ) is a scholarly publication produced by EPS Publishing for Economists for Peace and Security. Published in April and October, the journal explores economic questions related to peace and security, including conflict, defense spending, violence prevention, arms trafficking, climate security, and the economic and social impacts of war. It publishes approximately 10 to 15 peer-reviewed articles each year, with all submissions checked for similarity and published articles assigned a DOI.

EPSJ serves researchers, professionals, and readers interested in the intersection of economics, conflict, and security. Its articles are indexed or listed in resources including EconLit, RePEc, EBSCO, ProQuest, Clarivate’s ESCI, and Elsevier’s Scopus. Recent issues are available by subscription, priced at US$25 for individuals and US$150 for institutions. Articles and issues become available for open-access reading 24 months after publication; other forms of reproduction require written permission. The journal also provides submission information, archives, announcements, and guidance for readers, authors, and librarians.