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Advances in Managerial Auditing Research

Advances in Managerial Auditing Research (AMAR) is dedicated to publishing high-quality scholarly works in auditing, assurance, managerial and financial accounting, taxation, corporate governance, internal control, risk management, fraud examination, sustainability reporting, and related areas that advance accounting and auditing knowledge and professional practice.

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Journal Identity & Visibility

Indexing, Discovery & Recognition

AMAR distinguishes national journal accreditation, scholarly indexing and discovery, citation visibility, DOI registration, and serial identification. These services have different functions and should not be represented as equivalent.

National Accreditation and Scholarly Discovery

SINTA 5: AMAR holds national journal accreditation at SINTA 5, as presented in its official SINTA profile.
GARUDA: AMAR has a journal record in GARUDA, supporting national scholarly indexing and discovery.
Google Scholar: AMAR maintains an academic profile supporting literature discovery and citation visibility. Article coverage and citation information may change as records are updated.
Dimensions: AMAR publications may be found through Dimensions publication discovery where matching records are available. Article discoverability does not automatically constitute formal source-journal indexing.

DOI Registration and Journal Identification

Crossref: AMAR uses DOI prefix 10.60079 for applicable published articles. DOI registration supports persistent identification and scholarly metadata. Search Crossref Records →
E-ISSN: AMAR is identified by electronic ISSN 2985-7546. Official ISSN Record →

Indexing Status and Transparency

AMAR reports accreditation, indexing, scholarly discovery, and persistent-identifier services according to their actual and verifiable functions.

The journal does not claim confirmed source-journal indexing in Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, or another selective database unless the relevant official journal-level inclusion or coverage can be verified.

Individual article citations, database search results, preliminary registrations, indexing applications, and metadata discovery do not independently establish formal journal-level indexing.

AMAR seeks to maintain accurate journal and article metadata while acknowledging that external database coverage, citation counts, and scholarly indicators may change over time.