The following is the structure of the submission guidelines for the types of manuscripts accepted by the Journal of Business & Banking (JBB), aligned with high-quality academic journal standards and leading publishing practices:

1.        Original Research Articles (Original Research Articles)

·      Manuscripts containing new empirical or theoretical research findings, with clear methodology and in-depth analysis.

·      Must include a significant contribution to business & banking knowledge, both theoretically and practically.

·      Ideal length: 6,000–10,000 words (including references, tables, and figures).

·      General structure: Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Literature Review, Methodology, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, and References.

2.        Review Articles (Review Articles)

·      Manuscripts presenting a critical and comprehensive review of a specific business & banking, including recent developments and controversies.

·      Can be a systematic review, literature review, or theoretical review.

·      Ideal length: 5,000–8,000 words.

·      Must include in-depth analysis and recommendations for future research.

3.        Conceptual Papers (Conceptual Papers)

·      Manuscripts proposing a new theoretical framework, model, or analytical approach in business & banking.

·      Does not require empirical data but must be clear in logic and applicability.

·      Ideal length: 4,000–7,000 words.

·      Structure: Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Literature Review, Conceptual Framework, Discussion, Implications, and References.

4.        Case Studies (Case Studies)

·      Manuscripts analyzing practical business and banking in corporate practices, or ethical issues.

·      Must provide in-depth analysis with theoretical or practical contributions.

·      Ideal length: 5,000–8,000 words (including case and analysis).

·      Structure: Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Background, Case Description, Analysis, Discussion, Conclusion, and References.

JBB may also accept other manuscripts not listed above, provided they meet the following criteria:

·      Significant contribution to the field of business and banking.

·      High academic quality (strong methodology, in-depth analysis, and clear writing).

·      Aligned with the journal’s focus: business & banking practices in Indonesia and Southeast Asia.

Each manuscript will undergo a blind peer review process to ensure quality and relevance.