Focus and Scope

The focus of the International Journal of Public Finance and Accountability is to present scientific works related to the management of public finance and accountability in governmental systems.

The journal aims to improve the understanding of how effective public financial management systems can enhance transparency, accountability, and the sustainable use of public resources. Through the publication of articles and research reports, it seeks to contribute to the development of better practices in managing public funds and ensuring fiscal responsibility.

The scope of the journal covers a broad range of research topics, including public budgeting, tax policy, government expenditure management, and financial auditing. It also explores the role of public finance in promoting social equity, economic development, and environmental sustainability.

The journal addresses issues related to financial governance, accountability mechanisms, and the role of institutions in overseeing public financial systems. Topics related to fiscal policy, debt management, and public-sector performance evaluations are also included. Additionally, the journal welcomes research on the impact of corruption, mismanagement, and inefficiency on public finance, as well as innovative practices aimed at improving the effectiveness of public financial systems and governance.

Through rigorous academic inquiry, the journal aspires to advance knowledge in the field and inform policies that promote sound financial management, transparency, and accountability in the public sector.