Indonesian Journal of Accounting, Risk and Governance

About the Journal

Indonesian Journal of Accounting, Risk, and Governance (IJAR) is a double-blind peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal that serves as an interdisciplinary platform for advancing knowledge and practice at the intersection of accounting, risk management, and governance. To maintain a well-defined and targeted scope, the journal specifically focuses on research that demonstrates the clear interdependence between these three domains in driving organizational accountability, transparency, internal control, and long-term sustainability across private, public, and non-profit sectors. Published by the School of Business, IPB University (SB-IPB), IJAR is released twice a year in April and October, accepting high-quality empirical, conceptual, and systematic review articles.

IJAR is positioned as a scholarly forum that integrates three core pillars of organizational accountability: accounting as a system of measurement, control, and disclosure; risk as a framework for managing uncertainty and resilience; and governance as a structure of oversight, control, and ethical responsibility. Rather than accepting isolated studies on general accounting or standalone risk models, IJAR prioritizes research that examines how accounting information, risk management systems, and governance mechanisms interact to enhance transparency, mitigate fraud, strengthen regulatory compliance, and support sustainable organizational performance.

The journal adopts an international outlook while maintaining strong relevance to emerging economies, particularly Indonesia and Southeast Asia. By emphasizing integrative and interdisciplinary perspectives that reflect real-world organizational complexity and regulatory dynamics, IJAR contributes to the development of theory, practice, and policy providing empirical evidence and conceptual insights that foster better decision-making, robust internal controls, and sustainable governance frameworks.

EISSN: XXXX-XXXX