This issue has been available online since March, 2026 for the regular issue of March Vol 21 (1) 2026. All articles in this issue (original research articles) were authored/co-authored by Authors from Countries (United Kingdom, Sudan, Indonesia)

Vol 21 (1) March 2026 explores the multifaceted dynamics of regional economic development, public financial management, and structural economic transformations across Indonesia. The collected studies examine the sector-specific impacts of infrastructure investments particularly in electricity and telecommunications on regional economic growth, while analyzing the transformative shifts in urban-rural interaction patterns and sectoral industrialization. Additionally, the issue evaluates governance and fiscal policies, offering insights into regional financial performance, fiscal self-reliance, human resource competency in public financial reporting, and broader welfare optimization strategies through institutional and economic frameworks.

This issue has been available online since March, 2025 for the regular issue of March Vol 20 (1) 2025. All articles in this issue (original research articles) were authored/co-authored by Authors from Countries (USA, Canada, Malaysia, Indonesia)

Vol 20 (1) March 2025 features nine articles addressing strategic issues in Indonesia's economic development, including the impact of digitalization on economic growth, the prospects for carbon trading in the forestry sector, and the autonomy of MSMEs in the Indonesia-PNG border region. This edition emphasizes the community's preparedness to move to the new National Capital, the sustainable management of forestry resources, and the correlation between unemployment rates and economic growth in Java. In addition, it also discusses the role of nutritious food programs in supporting food estates, the impact of cognitive bias on MSME financial decisions, and the importance of energy disclosure based on stakeholder theory.

This issue has been available online since September, 2025 for the regular issue of September Vol 20 (2) 2025. All articles in this issue (original research articles) were authored/co-authored by Authors from Countries (Autralia, Malaysia, Indonesia)

Vol 20 (2) September 2025 features nine articles examining key issues in Indonesia’s economic and regional development. This issue highlights empirical studies on economic growth using advanced econometric and spatial approaches, alongside analyses of export dynamics, fiscal capacity, and regional inequality. This edition emphasizes sustainable and inclusive development through discussions on optimizing government spending, village tourism crowdfunding, smart city readiness, MSME-based product innovation, and the social return on education. Overall, this edition reflects Indonesia's development challenges from a macroeconomic, regional policy and community empowerment perspective.