Focus and Scope

The Public Sector Audit Review focuses on advancing research related to auditing practices, standards, and frameworks within the public sector.

The journal provides a platform for scholarly work that examines how audit processes and methodologies contribute to improving accountability, transparency, and governance in public organizations.

Through the publication of high-quality research articles, case studies, and policy reviews, the journal aims to enhance understanding of the role of auditing in ensuring the responsible use of public resources.

The scope of the journal includes a wide range of topics such as public sector auditing standards, audit methodologies, and the evaluation of government programs and projects. It also covers performance auditing, financial auditing, compliance auditing, and risk management in the public sector.

The journal is particularly interested in research that explores the challenges and opportunities in public sector auditing, including the application of new technologies like data analytics and AI to audit processes. Public Sector Audit Review invites contributions that examine audit independence, transparency in public spending, auditor accountability, and the role of audit committees in the public sector.

The journal also welcomes studies on audit practices in developing countries, the impact of regulatory frameworks on audit effectiveness, and the role of external auditors in ensuring fiscal responsibility. By combining theoretical analysis with practical solutions, the journal aims to provide valuable insights for auditors, policymakers, and public sector professionals working to improve the integrity and effectiveness of public sector auditing.