Focus And Scope

JMABS: Journal of Management, Accounting, and Business Studies is a scholarly publication dedicated to disseminating original research and academic studies in the fields of management, accounting, business, finance, entrepreneurship, and other closely related disciplines. The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, conceptual, comparative, interdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary studies that contribute to the development of knowledge and professional practices in contemporary business and organizational environments.

The journal focuses on the development, analysis, evaluation, and application of concepts, theories, methods, strategies, models, and practices related to management, accounting, finance, entrepreneurship, organizations, and business at local, national, regional, and international levels.

Specifically, the journal emphasizes three main aspects:

  1. the development and critical analysis of theories, concepts, methods, and practices in management, accounting, finance, entrepreneurship, and business;

  2. the examination of contemporary organizational and business issues, including digital transformation, innovation, sustainability, competitiveness, governance, and changing market environments; and

  3. the development of evidence-based managerial strategies, business models, financial practices, and practical solutions that contribute to organizational performance, business development, and sustainable economic activities.

The journal accepts research articles in areas including but not limited to:

  1. strategic management and strategic planning;

  2. human resource management, talent management, employee performance, leadership, and organizational development;

  3. organizational behavior, organizational culture, work motivation, job satisfaction, and employee engagement;

  4. marketing management, marketing strategy, consumer behavior, branding, and customer relationship management;

  5. digital marketing, social media marketing, electronic marketing, and contemporary marketing practices;

  6. financial management, corporate finance, financial performance, capital structure, and investment decisions;

  7. operations management, production management, quality management, logistics, and supply chain management;

  8. innovation management, knowledge management, technology management, and organizational innovation;

  9. entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial behavior, entrepreneurial intention, and business development;

  10. micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), family businesses, start-ups, and creative industries;

  11. financial accounting, accounting theory, and financial reporting;

  12. management accounting, cost accounting, budgeting, and performance measurement;

  13. auditing, internal auditing, forensic accounting, and audit quality;

  14. taxation, tax accounting, tax compliance, and taxation management;

  15. accounting information systems, digital accounting, and accounting technology;

  16. public sector accounting, government accounting, and accountability;

  17. sustainability accounting, environmental accounting, social accounting, and integrated reporting;

  18. behavioral accounting, accounting education, and accounting professional issues;

  19. banking, financial institutions, financial services, and financial technology;

  20. investment, capital markets, portfolio management, and financial risk management;

  21. Islamic accounting, Islamic finance, Islamic banking, and sharia business;

  22. corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, business ethics, and organizational accountability;

  23. business strategy, business models, business performance, and competitive advantage;

  24. digital business, e-commerce, platform business, and digital transformation;

  25. international business, global business strategy, and cross-cultural management;

  26. business economics, managerial economics, and industry analysis;

  27. sustainable business, green business, circular economy, and sustainable entrepreneurship;

  28. tourism, hospitality, and service business management where the study demonstrates a clear managerial or business perspective;

  29. cooperative management, social entrepreneurship, and community-based business development;

  30. business analytics, decision-making, and data-driven management; and

  31. other interdisciplinary studies that have a clear relationship with management, accounting, business, finance, entrepreneurship, or organizational studies.

JMABS: Journal of Management, Accounting, and Business Studies serves as an academic platform for scholars, lecturers, researchers, practitioners, accountants, auditors, managers, entrepreneurs, business professionals, policymakers, students, and other stakeholders to disseminate scholarly works that contribute to the advancement of management knowledge, accounting practices, financial decision-making, entrepreneurship, organizational effectiveness, business innovation, and sustainable business development.

Although the journal accommodates a broad range of interdisciplinary studies, submitted manuscripts must demonstrate a clear and substantive relationship with management, accounting, business, finance, entrepreneurship, or organizational studies. Manuscripts that discuss economic, technological, social, tourism, or other interdisciplinary issues without a clear managerial, accounting, financial, entrepreneurial, or business perspective may be considered outside the journal’s scope.