About the Journal
Management Analysis Journal (MAJ) (e-ISSN 2502-1451) is a journal for behavioral, sustainable, and strategic management studies in Indonesia. MAJ is a peer-reviewed academic journal that advances management scholarship grounded in the Indonesian socio-economic, cultural, and institutional context, while contributing to broader international management debates. The journal is uniquely positioned to analyze managerial behavior, organizational strategy, and decision-making processes as they operate within Indonesia’s emerging economy, characterized by institutional complexity, rapid digitalization, sustainability challenges, and generational transformation. MAJ emphasizes analytical and causal research designs—including mediation–moderation models, behavioral and cognitive frameworks, and advanced quantitative approaches—to explain how and why management practices shape employee performance, organizational effectiveness, and market outcomes in Indonesia.
The scope of MAJ covers human capital and organizational behavior, green management and sustainable business practices, financial literacy and investment behavior, digital consumer and marketing analytics, and family business governance and succession, with Indonesia serving as the primary empirical and theoretical reference point. By foregrounding issues such as green HRM in state-owned and private enterprises, Gen Z behavioral dynamics, sustainable finance instruments, and culturally embedded family business governance, MAJ offers context-rich insights with international relevance. This strong Indonesian orientation, combined with methodological rigor and theoretical engagement, distinguishes MAJ as a key scholarly outlet for understanding management phenomena in Indonesia and comparable emerging economies, making it a valuable contribution to the global management literature.
Current Issue
ISSN: 2502-1451 (Online)
First Publication: 2012
Full English Language: 2018 - present
Publisher: Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia
Duration: Approx. 30 days to the first decision
Acceptance Rate: 35% of the total submissions
Frequency: 3 (three) issues per year
Citation Analysis: Dimension, Scopus Citedness
Author Diversity: Indonesia
Indexing: SINTA 3, DOAJ, GARUDA






