OJS Articles

Environmental Performance, Working Capital Efficiency, and Bankruptcy Risk: Evidence from Indonesian Listed Firms

Corporate bankruptcy remains a major concern in Indonesia, where firms face challenges not only from financial fragility but also from regulatory compliance and operational inefficiencies. Traditional bankruptcy prediction models largely emphasise financial ratios, overlooking sustainability performance and liquidity management. This study examines the effect of environmental performance, measured by PROPER ratings, and working capital efficiency, […]

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Seaweed-Based Blue Carbon Development in Indonesia: Feasibility and Policy Framework for a Community-Based Pilot in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

This paper reviews the scientific and regulatory basis for seaweed-based blue carbon development in Indonesia, evaluates the technical and economic feasibility of a proposed pilot project in Seriwe, East Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, and develops a policy and institutional framework for community-based implementation. Using a mixed-method design that combines a narrative literature review, regulatory document

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Digital Volunteering and Organizational Adaptability: The Roles of Conflict Management and Social Capital in Indonesia’s Humanitarian Organizations

The rapid advancement of digital technology has transformed how humanitarian organizations mobilize and engage volunteers. Within this shift, digital volunteering has become essential for improving coordination, transparency, and responsiveness in disaster management. This study examines the causal relationships among Digital Volunteering (DV), Conflict Management (CM), Social Capital (SC), and Resistance to Change (RC) within the

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Digital Payment Infrastructure and Household Consumption Growth: Evidence from QRIS and BI FAST in Indonesia

This study examines whether the expansion of digital payment infrastructure stimulates household consumption growth in Indonesia. Using a balanced provincial panel covering 2019 to 2024, it estimates the effects of QRIS merchant density and BI FAST exposure on real household consumption per capita through a fixed effects model that controls for regional heterogeneity, macroeconomic shocks,

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Tourism Activity Without Equitable Income: The Benefit Capture Gap in Upland West Java, Indonesia

Community based agroecotourism is promoted in rural Indonesia as a means of improving livelihoods while supporting environmental conservation and cultural preservation. This study examines who benefits economically from such initiatives through a questionnaire survey of 139 residents involved in agroecotourism across four villages in Bandung Regency, West Java. Sustainability was assessed across six dimensions and

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Employee Capability and Service Quality Linking Leadership to MSME Resilience in Small Hotels

This study examines how entrepreneurial ecosystem and entrepreneurial leadership influence MSME resilience in the small hotel sector in Indonesia. Drawing on dynamic capability theory, the study proposes that resilience is achieved through the sequential mechanisms of dynamic capability and service quality. Data were collected from 262 owners and managers of small accommodation businesses and analyzed

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Revitalizing Destination Social Responsibility through Regenerative Tourism: A Case Study of Penglipuran Village, Bali

This study investigates how regenerative tourism can revitalize Destination Social Responsibility within a mature and economically successful community-based destination. Using a qualitative case study approach, data were generated through a Focus Group Discussion with ten key stakeholders representing customary leadership, tourism governance, academic expertise, and youth perspectives. The analysis reveals that Penglipuran’s long-standing commitment to

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Strength Analysis of Fiberglass Reinforced Sandwich Composites with Extruded Polystyrene Core

The use of drones has rapidly increased across various sectors due to technological advancements and reduced production costs. One of their applications is transporting materials in hard-to-reach construction areas. Carbon fiber is commonly used for drone frames; however, it has drawbacks such as high cost, low impact resistance, and difficulty in recycling. This study investigates

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The Effect of Magnesium Variation on the Hardness Characteristics of Aluminium/SiC/Rice Husk Ash Composites

The reutilization of aluminum scrap as a composite matrix is an effective strategy to reduce import dependence and environmental impact, yet recycled aluminum typically exhibits inferior mechanical properties, requiring additional reinforcement. This study investigates the effect of varying weight fractions of the wetting agent magnesium (Mg) on the hardness characteristics of Aluminum Matrix Composites (AMCs)

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Transforming Scholarship Systems Through the Ghalih Framework: A Conceptual Model for Educational Funding, Student Mobility, and Global Talent Development

Scholarship programs play a strategic role in expanding educational access, strengthening social mobility, developing human capital, and supporting international cooperation. However, scholarship systems are often fragmented across institutions, countries, funding schemes, eligibility criteria, selection mechanisms, monitoring processes, and impact evaluation models. This conceptual article proposes the GHALIH Framework as an integrated analytical model for scholarship

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