Focus and Scope
Mission
The goal of the Journal of Accounting, Management and Governance is to disseminate scientific and technological knowledge related to accounting and the administration of private, public and third sector organizations. It aims to stimulate debate among scholars of applied sciences with substantiated, tested, and unpublished contributions arising from scientific research.
Goals
The Journal of Accounting, Management and Governance has the following objectives:
- To contribute to the institutionalization of the Brazilian accounting and management scientific communities, through the dissemination of the knowledge produced in these areas.
- To promote interchange, theoretical and empirical debate among authors and readers of the knowledge disseminated.
- To contribute to the increase of knowledge production in accounting and business administration.
Focus and Scope
The Journal of Accounting, Management and Governance is a general journal that receives empirical texts and theoretical essays from the administration and accounting fields. There is no preference for specific theoretical or methodological contributions. What is important is that the text is relevant, that is, that it contributes to the advancement of scientific knowledge and/or practical application, and that it has been prepared with scientific rigor. The Journal is divided into two sections:
- Management and Accounting of Private Companies & the Third Sector: accepts articles on strategy and economics of companies and the third sector; controllership; accounting and finance; financial, credit, and capital markets; actuarial; accounting for external users; corporate governance; marketing; innovation; entrepreneurship; technological management; quality, productivity, people management, teaching and research in administration and accounting of companies and the third sector, and emerging themes in accounting and management.
- Governemental Management and Accounting: accepts articles on governmental accounting and administration; teaching and research in governmental accounting and administration; society and state; public governance, social management; social movements; public policies and emerging themes in governmental accounting and/or administration.
Target Audience
The Journal of Accounting, Management and Governance is directed to the public in the area of applied social sciences, especially to authors and readers in the fields of administration and accounting. It is intended for researchers, professors, students, entrepreneurs, public policy makers, consultants and other professionals who work in public, private, and third sector organizations, both national and international.
