(1) Contagious Effects of Oil Prices on Asian Stock Markets’ Behaviour.
(2) Household Food Demand in Indonesia: A Two-Stage Budgeting Approach.
(3) The Effect of Budgets’ Proportion and Non-Financial Factors on the Audit Results of Local Governments’ Financial Statements in Indonesia.
(4) Human Capital Versus the Signaling Hypotheses: the Case of Indonesia.
(5) The Effect of Individual Morality and Internal Control on the Propensity to Commit Fraud: Evidence from Local Governments.
(6) Motivation for Individuals’ Involvement with Fan Pages.
(7) Book Review: In Defense of a Liberal Education.
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.31
Edition
Volume 31, Number 2, May 2016
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
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Series Title
(1) Contagious Effects of Oil Prices on Asian Stock Markets’ Behaviour.
(2) Household Food Demand in Indonesia: A Two-Stage Budgeting Approach.
(3) The Effect of Budgets’ Proportion and Non-Financial Factors on the Audit Results of Local Governments’ Financial Statements in Indonesia.
(4) Human Capital Versus the Signaling Hypotheses: the Case of Indonesia.
(5) The Effect of Individual Morality and Internal Control on the Propensity to Commit Fraud: Evidence from Local Governments.
(6) Motivation for Individuals’ Involvement with Fan Pages.
(7) Book Review: In Defense of a Liberal Education.
(1) The Relationship between the Use of a Performance Measurement System, Organizational Factors, Accountability, and the Performance of Public Sector Organizations.
(2) A Test of Graham's and Lynch's Stock Screening Criteria on Shares Traded on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX).
(3) Impact Evaluation of the School Operational Assistance Program (BOS) Using the Matching Method.
(4) Role Conflict and Role Ambiguity on Local Government Internal Auditors: the Determinant and Impacts.
(5) The Impact of the Impulse Buying Dimension and Cherry Picking: an Empirical Study (Consumers Case Study in a Mall in Central Jakarta).
(6) Extended Theory of Planned Behavior as Model of Anabolic Androgenic Steroid Use by Indonesian Bodybuilders.
(7) Legal Review: Indonesian Decentralization: Evaluation, Recent Movement and Future Perspectives.
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.31
Edition
Volume 31, Number 1, January 2016
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
Collation
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Series Title
(1) The Relationship between the Use of a Performance Measurement System, Organizational Factors, Accountability, and the Performance of Public Sector Organizations.
(2) A Test of Graham's and Lynch's Stock Screening Criteria on Shares Traded on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX).
(3) Impact Evaluation of the School Operational Assistance Program (BOS) Using the Matching Method.
(4) Role Conflict and Role Ambiguity on Local Government Internal Auditors: the Determinant and Impacts.
(5) The Impact of the Impulse Buying Dimension and Cherry Picking: an Empirical Study (Consumers Case Study in a Mall in Central Jakarta).
(6) Extended Theory of Planned Behavior as Model of Anabolic Androgenic Steroid Use by Indonesian Bodybuilders.
(7) Legal Review: Indonesian Decentralization: Evaluation, Recent Movement and Future Perspectives.
(1) The Study of Indonesia’s Readiness to Cope with Demographic Bonus: A Review Of Population Law.
(2) How Does Congestion Matter for Jakarta’s Citizens?
(3) Road Infrastructure and Spatial Economic Dependence in the Western Region of JAVA.
(4) Financial Literacy Among University Students: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia.
(5) Household Expenditure in Response to Natural Disasters.
(6) The Middle-Income Trap: is THERE a Way Out for Asian Countries?
(7)
Book Review: Product Development in Islamic Banks.
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.30
Edition
Volume 30, Number 3, September 2015
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
Collation
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Series Title
(1) The Study of Indonesia’s Readiness to Cope with Demographic Bonus: A Review Of Population Law.
(2) How Does Congestion Matter for Jakarta’s Citizens?
(3) Road Infrastructure and Spatial Economic Dependence in the Western Region of JAVA.
(4) Financial Literacy Among University Students: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia.
(5) Household Expenditure in Response to Natural Disasters.
(6) The Middle-Income Trap: is THERE a Way Out for Asian Countries?
(7)
Book Review: Product Development in Islamic Banks.
1. Internet search traffic and its influence on liquidity and returns of indonesia stocks: an empirical study.
2. Monetary and fiscal policy analysis: which is more effective?
3. The effect of gcg implementation and risk profile on financial performance at go-public national commercial banks.
4. Student perception on business ethics.
5. Williamson model: an application of institutional transformation in the Indonesian DGT
6. Teaching of behavioral and experimental economics and the prospects for teaching it in developing countries: a survey
7. Book Review: Islam and the moral economy: the challenge of capitalism
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.29
Edition
Volume 29, Number 3, September 2014
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
Collation
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Series Title
1. Internet search traffic and its influence on liquidity and returns of indonesia stocks: an empirical study.
2. Monetary and fiscal policy analysis: which is more effective?
3. The effect of gcg implementation and risk profile on financial performance at go-public national commercial banks.
4. Student perception on business ethics.
5. Williamson model: an application of institutional transformation in the Indonesian DGT
6. Teaching of behavioral and experimental economics and the prospects for teaching it in developing countries: a survey
7. Book Review: Islam and the moral economy: the challenge of capitalism
1. Task-technology fit and person-job fit: a beauty contest to improve the success of information systems.
2. the impact on farm profits of a company’s partnership with a potato farm.
3. price stabilization and ipo underpricing: an empirical study in the indonesian stock exchange.
4. developing a measure of local government’s financial condition.
5. the impacts of country-of-origin, product involvement, and product familiarity on product evaluation
6. understanding social enterprises in Indonesia: drivers and challenges
7. Book review: Business sustainability: essentials for business
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.29
Edition
Volume 29, Number 2, May 2014
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
Collation
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Series Title
1. Task-technology fit and person-job fit: a beauty contest to improve the success of information systems.
2. the impact on farm profits of a company’s partnership with a potato farm.
3. price stabilization and ipo underpricing: an empirical study in the indonesian stock exchange.
4. developing a measure of local government’s financial condition.
5. the impacts of country-of-origin, product involvement, and product familiarity on product evaluation
6. understanding social enterprises in Indonesia: drivers and challenges
7. Book review: Business sustainability: essentials for business
1. Grease or sand the wheel? the effect of individual bribes on the drivers of aggregate productivity growth.
2. Influence of work-family conflict and family-work conflict on employees’ turnover intentions with gender, social support and individual value as moderating effects.
3. Predicting intended unethical behaviour among college of economics and business students: an empirical study at Universitas Gadjah Mada.
4. Earnings announcements and competing information: the Indonesian evidence.
5. Accountability and performance: evidence from local government.
6. Can product leadership be a predictor of a customer’s loyalty?
7. Book review: Global Marketing and advertising understanding cultural paradoxes
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.29
Edition
Volume 29, Number 1, January 2014
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
Collation
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Series Title
1. Grease or sand the wheel? the effect of individual bribes on the drivers of aggregate productivity growth.
2. Influence of work-family conflict and family-work conflict on employees’ turnover intentions with gender, social support and individual value as moderating effects.
3. Predicting intended unethical behaviour among college of economics and business students: an empirical study at Universitas Gadjah Mada.
4. Earnings announcements and competing information: the Indonesian evidence.
5. Accountability and performance: evidence from local government.
6. Can product leadership be a predictor of a customer’s loyalty?
7. Book review: Global Marketing and advertising understanding cultural paradoxes
1. Asymmetric information in the IPO underwriting process on the Indonesia stock exchange: pricing, initial allocation, underpricing, and price stabilization.
2. Conservatism and the cost of equity capital: a multi-dimensional measurement approach.
3. Critical outlook at special economic zone in asia: a comparison between Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and China.
4. Institutional and spatial effects on manufacturing performance in Central Java Province: the new institutional economics and the new economic geography perspective.
5. The influence of individual and situational factors on lower-level civil servants’ whistle-blowing intention in Indonesia.
6. Public firm's background on the performancegovernance relation: evidence from Indonesia.
7. Book review= Simpler: The future of Government.
Call Number
J 330.05 JOU Vol.28
Edition
Volume 28, Number 3, September 2013
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
Collation
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Series Title
1. Asymmetric information in the IPO underwriting process on the Indonesia stock exchange: pricing, initial allocation, underpricing, and price stabilization.
2. Conservatism and the cost of equity capital: a multi-dimensional measurement approach.
3. Critical outlook at special economic zone in asia: a comparison between Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and China.
4. Institutional and spatial effects on manufacturing performance in Central Java Province: the new institutional economics and the new economic geography perspective.
5. The influence of individual and situational factors on lower-level civil servants’ whistle-blowing intention in Indonesia.
6. Public firm's background on the performancegovernance relation: evidence from Indonesia.
7. Book review= Simpler: The future of Government.
the journal is accredited by the directorate general of higher education ministry of national education the Republic of Indonesia No.81/DIKTI/KEP/2011
Edition
Volume 28, Number 2, May 2013
ISBN/ISSN
20858272
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Series Title
1. Convergence of income among provinces in Indonesia 1984-2008: a panel data approach.
2. The effect of social capital on loan repayment behavior of the poor: a study on group lending model (GLM) application in islamic microfinance institution.
3. Self empowerment model of the poor in improving prosperity: studies in the District of Alang-alang Lebar Palembang, Indonesia.
4. Developing the Entrepreneurship incubator model to increase students independence of entrepreneurship mentality.
5. Determinants of employees' attitude toward union membership (a study in A Logictics Company in Indonesia).
6. The need for a new definition of sustainability.
7. Personality and cognitive factors in information system migration process.
8. The impact of audit rate, perceived probability of audit on tax compliance decision: (a laboratory experiment study).