The journal Economic Anthropology is an interdisciplinary academic platform dedicated to exploring the complex relationship between economic activity and human society and culture. Contributors to the journal come from a variety of disciplines, including but not limited to cultural anthropology, archaeology, sociology, demography, economics, ecology, geography, and history. This multidisciplinary collaboration provides a wealth of perspectives and deep insights for understanding economic phenomena.

The journal's articles cover economic behaviors and processes from micro to macro, exploring how economic activities are shaped and understood in different social and cultural contexts. Contributors use theories and methods from their respective disciplines to analyze how economic behavior is influenced by social structures, cultural values, historical contexts, and environmental factors. This interdisciplinary perspective not only enriches the research content of economic anthropology, but also provides new theoretical and empirical research for economics and other social science fields.