Through engagement with the global academic community and an emphasis on blending theory with practice, Managerial Auditing Journal seeks to identify new knowledge and expand our current understanding of audit and assurance practices around the world.
Aims and scope
Managerial Auditing Journal (MAJ) provides a dynamic global forum for the examination of current research and practice in auditing and assurance (internal and external; financial and non-financial). The journal addresses the relationship between theory and practice by exploring trends, paradigms and perspectives, including the ethical, social, environmental and economic aspects of contemporary assurance, management performance and governance issues.

MAJ pushes new boundaries for audit and assurance research by seeking to identify new knowledge and practice through the promotion of a dialogue between academics and practitioners.

The journal covers all aspects of audit and assurance services and related issues including:

Professional judgement, information analyses and decision making
Risk and security issues, and advances in technology and analytics
Governance, controls, risks and ethics
Emerging and global developments in the audit and assurance regimes