Volume 28, Issue 2, 2026 of the Journal of Accounting, Management, and Economics presents five articles spanning organisational behaviour, digital consumer behaviour, and sustainability reporting. Key themes include the role of upward, downward and horizontal organisational communication in enhancing employee performance at a regional public hospital, alongside an examination of e-commerce customer loyalty that positions digital innovation and paylater features against experiential marketing as an intervening variable. The volume further analyses omnichannel retailing and repurchase intention in the beauty industry, evaluates how website aesthetics, accessibility, security and artificial intelligence shape purchasing decisions, and assesses the effect of ESG disclosure on profitability in Indonesia's energy sector, with market capitalisation tested as a moderating variable.

Volume 28, Issue 1, 2026 of the Journal of Accounting, Management, and Economics presents six articles exploring sustainability, financial management, and operational efficiency. Key themes include the role of financial incentives and literacy in accelerating circular economy practices among rural MSMEs, alongside an analysis of internal control systems within waqf institutions and the determinants of corporate cash holdings in the consumer goods sector. Additionally, the volume examines the drivers of customer loyalty in the modern retail industry and evaluates equipment efficiency in the service sector through the implementation of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM).

Volume 17, Issue 2, 2025 of the Journal of Accounting, Management, and Economics presents six articles focused on organizational performance, digital consumer behavior, and operational quality. Key themes include the influence of organizational climate, workload, and ESG practices on employee behavior, alongside the impact of social media marketing, online reviews, and halal awareness on consumer purchase decisions. Additionally, the volume features a technical study on mitigating production risks in the manufacturing industry to enhance product quality and operational efficiency.

Volume 17, Issue 1, 2025 of the Journal of Accounting, Management, and Economics presents four articles on significant topics in marketing, public communication, facility management, and finance. Key themes include the influence of brand love and celebrity endorsement on purchase intention, the effectiveness of social media strategies in enhancing public engagement at DPRD Kota Surabaya, and the assessment of visitor satisfaction at Solo Techno Park with recommendations for quality improvements. Additionally, the volume examines the relationship between stock liquidity and the cost of equity capital in Indonesia, highlighting how lower liquidity correlates with higher capital costs.

Volume 26, Issue 4, 2024 of the Journal of Accounting, Management, and Economics presents six articles on key issues in organizational behavior, industry development, and consumer behavior. Topics include the effects of strategic performance measurement systems and organizational culture on role stressors, strategies for palm sugar industry development in Banyumas, and the role of ethical leadership in preventing knowledge hiding in higher education. The volume also examines the influence of price value on consumer purchase intentions in food delivery apps, the drivers of entrepreneurial intention among Zillennials, and factors enhancing the wellbeing and engagement of Gen Z employees.

Volume 26, Issue 3, 2024 of the Journal of Accounting, Management, and Economics presents five articles examining accountability in Islamic philanthropy, investment appraisal, and the financial drivers of corporate performance. Key themes include the accountability and transparency of waqf management under PSAK 112 in realising the SDG on quality education, alongside an investment feasibility analysis of expanding a wholesale distributor's transportation fleet as a business development strategy. The issue then turns to corporate finance, assessing how R&D innovation, financial ratios and revenue diversification drive growth in technology firms, how capital structure relates to the financial performance of food and beverage manufacturers, and which financial factors shape stock prices in the infrastructure sector.