Asian Journal of Accounting Perspectives

Aims & Scope

About the Journal Aims and Scope AJAP is dedicated to providing a platform for researchers to discuss and forward issues affecting Asian countries, exchange ideas and share experiences related to their areas of expertise and interest in a broad accounting and finance research area. We welcome quality research work in the form of a research paper, literature review paper, case study, conceptual paper, and book review that is well written and meets the aims and scope of AJAP. AJAP encourages submission to address socio-economic issues in society and sustainability. Originality and Publication The manuscript must be original work not under submission to another journal or under consideration for publication in another form, such as a book chapter. Authors of submitted manuscripts are obligated not to submit their manuscripts for publication elsewhere until an editorial decision is rendered. The Copyrights for articles published in AJAP remain with the Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya as the Publisher. Submissions All submissions must use the journal template that can be download here . No submission/process/publication fee for this journal. Review Process All submitted manuscripts will undergo plagiarism screening before editors evaluate the feasibility and suitability of the manuscript with the AJAP's aims and scope. Then, a minimum of two independent referees who are experts in the area of research is appointed to perform a double-blind peer-review. Open Access Articles published in the AJAP is available in digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright and licensing restrictions. Please refer to the AJAP Licences and Copyright Notice .

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