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jleo-topic-selection

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Use when scoping or pitching a topic for a Journal of Law, Economics, and Organization (JLEO) manuscript — testing whether the question is a genuine law-economics-organization / positive-political-economy contribution rather than a sibling-journal fit. Sharpens the question and its audience; it does not design identification or build the model.

When to use

• scoping a JLEO topic
• pitching a JLEO manuscript
• testing JLEO fit versus sibling journals
• articulating institutional or organizational payoff
• sharpening the research question
• identifying the JLEO audience segment

When not to use

• designing identification
• building the model
• pure market-outcome studies
• behavioral or sociological framing
• applied micro without governance mechanism

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