Advances: Jurnal Ekonomi & Bisnis (AJEB) seeks to enhance the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, citation potential, and scholarly recognition of its published content through academic discovery services, metadata infrastructure, DOI registration, journal accreditation, and responsible dissemination practices.
AJEB publishes scholarly articles in Bahasa Indonesia and English. The journal seeks to maintain clear and structured metadata for publications in both languages so that articles remain discoverable and identifiable across appropriate scholarly information systems.
AJEB distinguishes between national accreditation, scholarly discovery, metadata registration, citation visibility, and formal source-level indexing. Presence in one type of service should not automatically be interpreted as equivalent to formal inclusion in another selective indexing database.
AJEB reports indexing and discovery information conservatively.
The journal lists accreditation, discovery, metadata, citation, and indexing information only when the relevant status, record, profile, metadata presence, or service relationship can be reasonably verified. AJEB does not claim formal source-journal indexing in a selective database unless that status has been confirmed by the relevant database provider.
Indonesian National Journal Accreditation
SINTA 4
Science and Technology Index (SINTA) represents Indonesia's national journal accreditation and research-information framework.
AJEB seeks to make its published scholarly content discoverable through academic search, national research-information systems, bibliographic services, citation platforms, and metadata infrastructures.
Google Scholar
Scholarly search, article discovery, citation visibility, and access to academic content available on the web.
GARUDA
National scholarly discovery and research-information visibility through Garba Rujukan Digital.
Dimensions
Research discovery, linked scholarly information, bibliographic visibility, and citation-related information.
Crossref
DOI registration, bibliographic metadata infrastructure, persistent identification, and scholarly linking.
AJEB registers applicable published scholarly content using DOI prefix 10.60079.
DOI registration and associated bibliographic metadata support persistent identification, citation linking, metadata discovery, scholarly communication, and long-term reference to published AJEB content.
Journal Title: Advances: Jurnal Ekonomi & Bisnis
Abbreviation: AJEB
E-ISSN: 2985-9859
DOI Prefix: 10.60079
Publication Languages: Bahasa Indonesia & English
Because AJEB publishes articles in Bahasa Indonesia and English, accurate language identification and complete bibliographic metadata are important components of scholarly discovery.
Authors are expected to provide the metadata required by the journal and to follow the applicable manuscript and abstract requirements so that published content can be represented consistently across the journal platform, DOI infrastructure, repositories, indexing services, and scholarly discovery systems.
AJEB distinguishes between being discoverable, cited, referenced, represented in scholarly metadata systems, nationally accredited, and formally indexed as a source journal by a selective citation database.
Important: The appearance of an AJEB article, citation, DOI, or bibliographic record in an external scholarly service does not automatically mean that AJEB has been formally accepted for source-level journal coverage by that service.
AJEB does not describe itself as indexed in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, or another selective indexing or directory service unless formal journal-level inclusion can be verified through the official service or database.
Where an individual AJEB article is cited, referenced, discovered, or represented within another scholarly database, AJEB describes that status as citation visibility, article discovery, or metadata presence rather than source-level journal indexing.
Individual AJEB articles may receive citations from publications that are indexed in Scopus or other citation databases. Such citation activity contributes to the scholarly visibility and research impact of AJEB publications.
Important Clarification
Citation or citedness in Scopus-indexed literature is not equivalent to AJEB being formally indexed as a Scopus source journal. AJEB should be described as indexed in Scopus only if formal source-level coverage is confirmed through the official Scopus Sources database.
AJEB seeks to maintain accurate and structured scholarly metadata so that published research can be reliably identified, discovered, cited, linked, preserved, and reused within appropriate scholarly information systems.
Metadata may include article titles, author names, affiliations, ORCID identifiers where provided, publication language, abstracts, keywords, DOI information, publication dates, volume and issue information, references, licensing information, and other bibliographic elements required by scholarly discovery and research-information infrastructures.
AJEB continues to strengthen journal governance, editorial quality, publication ethics, peer-review practices, multilingual scholarly communication, international authorship and reviewer participation, metadata quality, DOI registration, digital preservation, publication consistency, and citation visibility.
These developments support the journal's long-term readiness for broader international discovery and evaluation, including future consideration by recognized scholarly directories and selective indexing services such as DOAJ and Scopus.
External scholarly services may add, modify, suspend, expand, or discontinue coverage according to their own policies, technical procedures, and update cycles.
AJEB therefore seeks to present indexing, accreditation, discovery, and citation information accurately and to update this page when material changes have been formally confirmed.
Advances: Jurnal Ekonomi & Bisnis is committed to improving scholarly visibility, multilingual metadata quality, responsible indexing communication, citation discoverability, and long-term journal development while clearly distinguishing formal indexing from discovery and citation visibility.