Journal of Accounting and Finance in Emerging Economies

Aims & Scope

Within social and behavioral sciences, finance and accounting are seen as basic mechanics for achieving markets efficiency and also considered as catalysts for design and successful implementation of market-based financial decision making related to economic policies in emerging and developing economies. With this background JAFEE aims to be a forum for discussion of high impact research in emerging economies covering general areas social sciences while giving focus to accounting and finance. The journal is open to both academicians and practitioners in its subject areas. The journal covers a wide range of areas in accounting and finance and its related issues in social sciences in emerging and developing economies. It considers articles written in all areas of accounting, finance and social sciences in emerging economies including but not limited to accounting education, auditing, corporate social responsibility (including environmental accounting and disclosure) corporate governance, financial reporting, management accounting and performance measurement systems, not-for-profit organizations and public sector accounting, taxation, zakat and Islamic accounting. The journal also covers all areas of finance in emerging economies relating to banking, capital market, corporate finance, equity valuation and analysis, Islamic finance, microfinance, and venture capital.

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