Aim and Scope

Aim

JURNAL INSPEKTORAT is a scientific publication media specifically dedicated to supporting the implementation of the main tasks and functions of the Inspektorat Kabupaten Majalengka through the dissemination of knowledge, best practices, and innovations in the fields of supervision, internal audit, and good governance.

In the context of dynamic regional development, the role of the Inspectorate as the government's internal auditor is crucial in ensuring transparency, accountability, efficiency, and effectiveness of governance. Therefore, this journal is present to document policy recommendations that can be a reference for decision makers. In addition, the journal also encourages the development of supervisory methodologies that are adaptive to contemporary challenges, such as the use of information technology in auditing, strengthening risk-based supervision, and improving the quality of public services based on the principles of good governance.

One of the strategic missions of this journal is to expand the collaboration network between the Inspektorat Kabupaten Majalengka and various parties, including universities, government agencies, professional organizations, and the community of governance observers. Thus, it is hoped that there will be a synergy of knowledge between theory and practice, thus giving birth to innovative solutions to supervisory problems at the national and international levels.

Scope

Jurnal Inspektorat welcomes submissions that contribute to our understanding of the supervision, auditing, and good governance. Our scope encompasses, but is not limited to, the following areas:

- Auditing
- Accounting
- Anti-Corruption
- Public Sector Governance
- Internal Control System
- Risk Management
- Economics and Finance
- Public Policy
- Law and Public Governance
- Digital Technology in Surveillance

Jurnal Inspektorat considers empirical and theoretical, quantitative and qualitative research, and review articles, such as meta-analyses. We welcome manuscripts that employ a variety of methodologies, including theoretical, empirical, computational, and experimental approaches. The journal is also interested in interdisciplinary studies that relate internal auditing to other fields, such as economics, business, management, mathematics, and law. In addition, we value research that's new, presents new insights, challenges established paradigms, and proposes innovative governance models.