Academic Research Collaborator / Consultant/Co-Author for High-Impact (SSCI/Scopus) Journal Papers

We are an active research team working in the fields of Economics, International Trade, Logistics, and Management. We are seeking long-term academic research partners and co-authors to collaborate on joint research papers targeted for high-impact international journals (SSCI / Scopus). This is a bidirectional, collaborative partnership. We are looking for researchers to: Join our ongoing projects as a co-author: You will contribute to specific sections (such as advanced econometric modeling, methodology design, or critical discussion) and will be added as a co-author. Include us in their ongoing projects: We are also eager to contribute our expertise, data, or literature review capabilities to your ongoing papers in exchange for co-authorship. Note: Budget/payment structures will be flexible and customized per project based on the level of contribution and role distribution. What We Bring to the Table: Access to unique data sets / empirical contexts. Strong capabilities in comprehensive literature reviews and conceptual frameworks. Deep commitment to institutional resources and funding where applicable. What We Expect From You: PhD degree, Post-Doc status, or being a senior PhD Candidate with a strong publication record. Proven experience publishing in SSCI or high-impact Scopus journals. Expertise in quantitative methods (Econometrics, Stata, etc.) or advanced qualitative/MCDM frameworks. Proficiency in structured academic English. How to Apply: Please submit a brief proposal to start the conversation. You may include the following (all optional based on your preference at this stage): A link to your Google Scholar, ResearchGate, or ORCID profile (if you’d like to share it upfront). Your main research interests and the specific methodologies you feel most comfortable with (e.g., specific econometric models, MCDM frameworks, or qualitative analysis). A brief note on whether you currently have an ongoing project that could benefit from an active co-author, or if you prefer to join our upcoming papers.