Economie internationale/International Economics publishes papers of high quality dealing with a wide range of issues in applied international economics. Papers cover topics like macroeconomics, money and finance, trade, transition, European integration and regional studies. With articles being submitted by economists in academic and non-academic institutions, the journal achieves an extraordinary diversity of viewpoints on international economic and financial questions. Articles published in Economie Internationale combine rigour of analysis with accessibility to non-specialist readers. Economie internationale is indexed in Econlit.
Economie internationale/International Economic promotes a rapid diffusion of high quality research. In such aim it committs to give the first editorial response to authors within four months from the submission date. In the last twelve months the average processing time for a first response has been of 1,3 month (39 days).

Economie Internationale/International Economic has reached level “3” in the categorization of journals in economics and management published by the CNRS in October 2007, thus marking an improvement over the previous CNRS ranking.

The academic quality of the journal is periodically reviewed by the CEPII's Scientific Committee.