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July 2019, Volume 32, Issue 8
- 2307-2329 Legitimacy theory
by Craig Michael Deegan - 2353-2366 NGO accountability: retrospective and prospective academic contributions
by Gloria Agyemang & Brendan O’Dwyer & Jeffrey Unerman
August 2019, Volume 32, Issue 8
- 2330-2352 Theological perspectives on accounting: worldviews don’t change overnight
by Ken McPhail & Carolyn J. Cordery
November 2019, Volume 32, Issue 8
- 2193-2210 AAAJ, thematic special issues and research innovation: revisiting the next decade
by Garry D. Carnegie - 2282-2306 Reflections on interdisciplinary critical intellectual capital accounting research
by John Dumay & James Guthrie - 2395-2420 Persuasive language of responsible organisation? A critical discourse analysis of corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports of Nigerian oil companies
by Uzoechi Nwagbara & Ataur Belal - 2451-2474 Causes and consequences of voluntary assurance of CSR reports
by Peter Clarkson & Yue Li & Gordon Richardson & Albert Tsang
October 2019, Volume 32, Issue 7
- 1861-1875 Accounting and the business of sport: past, present and future
by Paul Andon & Clinton Free - 2004-2030 Social inequity, taxes and welfare in Australasia
by Lisa Marriott & Dalice Sim
August 2019, Volume 32, Issue 7
- 1898-1925 Stumped! The limits of global governance in a commercialized world of cricket
by Javed Siddiqui & Sofia Yasmin & Christopher Humphrey - 1926-1955 The disparate roles of accounting in an amateur sports organisation
by Conor Clune & Roel Boomsma & Richard Pucci - 1982-2003 Economic inequality: problems and perspectives for interdisciplinary accounting research
by Dale Tweedie & James Hazelton
September 2019, Volume 32, Issue 7
- 2031-2061 Accounting for the “working poor”: analysing the living wage debate in Aotearoa New Zealand
by Peter Skilling & Helen Tregidga - 2062-2087 Gaining, maintaining and repairing organisational legitimacy
by Sanjaya C. Kuruppu & Markus J. Milne & Carol A. Tilt - 2088-2113 Auditors and regulatory work (1987–2013)
by David Collins & Ian Dewing & Peter Russell - 2114-2141 Postcolonial hybridity, diaspora and accountancy
by Gabriel Bamie Kaifala & Sonja Gallhofer & Margaret Milner & Catriona Paisey - 2142-2166 Visualising a “good game”: analytics as a calculative engine in a digital environment
by Erkki M. Lassila & Sinikka Moilanen & Janne T. Järvinen - 2167-2192 Corporate tax disclosure on a CSR basis: a new reporting framework in the post-BEPS era
by Marta De la Cuesta-González & Eva Pardo
November 2019, Volume 32, Issue 7
- 1956-1981 Accounting for the cost of sports-related violence
by Jane Baxter & Martin Carlsson-Wall & Wai Fong Chua & Kalle Kraus
June 2019, Volume 32, Issue 7
- 1876-1897 Assessing the effectiveness of financial regulation in the English Football League
by Richard Evans & Geoff Walters & Richard Tacon
August 2019, Volume 32, Issue 6
- 1617-1635 The role of accounting in mediating empathic care for the “other”
by Steven Dellaportas - 1742-1770 State investments and human rights? The case of the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global
by Niklas Kreander & Ken McPhail - 1826-1854 Exploring the rationale for integrated report assurance
by Warren Maroun
July 2019, Volume 32, Issue 6
- 1636-1661 Management controls, heterarchy and innovation: a case study of a start-up company
by David Taylor & Robyn King & David Smith - 1662-1689 Journey or toolbox? Integrated reporting and processes of organisational change
by Colin Higgins & Wendy Stubbs & Dale Tweedie & Gregory McCallum - 1690-1713 Corporate social responsibility employment narratives: a linguistic analysis
by Zhongtian Li & Shamima Haque - 1714-1741 A longitudinal study of the textual characteristics in the chairman’s statements of Guinness
by Alonso Moreno & Michael John Jones & Martin Quinn - 1771-1800 Examining the dynamics of SER evolution: an institutional understanding
by Massimo Contrafatto & Ericka Costa & Caterina Pesci - 1801-1825 Institutions, situated rationality and agency in management accounting
by Henk J. ter Bogt & Robert W. Scapens
July 2019, Volume 32, Issue 5
- 1325-1357 Environmental innovation practices and operational performance
by Jacobo Gomez-Conde & Rogerio Joao Lunkes & Fabricia Silva Rosa - 1532-1557 Readability of integrated reports: an exploratory global study
by Gerard William Stone & Sumit Lodhia - 1558-1584 Agents of alienation: accountants and the land grab of Papua New Guinea
by Glenn Finau & Kerry Jacobs & Satish Chand
August 2019, Volume 32, Issue 5
- 1297-1324 Who gets all the PIE? Regulation of the statutory audit for private UK companies
by Iain Clacher & Alan Duboisée de Ricquebourg & Amy May - 1358-1383 Seeking an ecologically defensible calculation of net loss/gain of biodiversity
by Thomas Cuckston - 1384-1413 No more fairytales: a quest for alternative narratives of sustainable business
by Aideen O’Dochartaigh - 1414-1436 What is accounting? The “being” and “be-ings” of the accounting phenomenon and its critical appreciation
by Nihel Chabrak & Jim Haslam & Helen Oakes - 1437-1466 Close encounters and the illusion of accountability in the sharing economy
by Emma McDaid & Christina Boedker & Clinton Free - 1467-1499 Stakeholder engagement and dialogic accounting
by Marco Bellucci & Lorenzo Simoni & Diletta Acuti & Giacomo Manetti - 1500-1531 The financial health of Australian universities: policy implications in a changing environment
by Helen Irvine & Christine Ryan - 1585-1614 Discursive framing in private and public communication by pro-nuclear corporate, political and regulatory actors following the Fukushima disaster
by Annika Beelitz & Doris M. Merkl-Davies
June 2019, Volume 32, Issue 5
- 1210-1239 Exploring the transformative potential of management control systems in organisational change towards sustainability
by Venkateshwaran Narayanan & Gordon Boyce - 1240-1269 Understanding how managers institutionalise sustainability reporting
by Muhammad Bilal Farooq & Charl de Villiers - 1270-1296 Strategizing in English hospitals: accounting, practical coping and strategic intent
by Christos Begkos & Sue Llewellyn & Kieran Walshe
May 2019, Volume 32, Issue 4
- 930-956 Rethinking performativity
by Max Baker & Sven Modell - 957-983 Do sources of occupational community impact corporate internal control? The case of CFOs in the high-tech industry
by Junli Yu & Shelagh M.R. Campbell & Jing Li & Zhou Zhang - 984-1012 Institutional drivers of environmental management accounting adoption in public sector water organisations
by Mohammad Imtiaz Ferdous & Carol A. Adams & Gordon Boyce - 1013-1042 Substantive and symbolic strategies sustaining the environmentally friendly ideology
by Mohamed Chelli & Sylvain Durocher & Anne Fortin - 1043-1072 Matter of opinion
by Jenni Puroila & Hannele Mäkelä - 1073-1097 Enabling management control systems, situated learning and intellectual capital development
by Rodney Coyte - 1098-1116 Contesting commensuration
by Jonas Gerdin & Hans Englund - 1117-1145 Marching with the volunteers
by Miranti Kartika Dewi & Melina Manochin & Ataur Belal - 1146-1174 Accounting and the enactment of power: municipal reform by Peter Leopold 1774–1775
by Laura Maran & Warwick Funnell & Monia Castellini - 1175-1202 Environmental management accounting practices in Australian cotton farming
by Shamim Tashakor & Ranjith Appuhami & Rahat Munir
April 2019, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 710-726 Processes of hybridization and de-hybridization: organizing and the task at hand
by Gustaf Kastberg & Cristian Lagström - 727-749 Individual responses to competing accountability pressures in hybrid organisations
by Florian Gebreiter & Nunung Nurul Hidayah - 750-781 Rational and symbolic uses of performance measurement
by Dorota Dobija & Anna Maria Górska & Giuseppe Grossi & Wojciech Strzelczyk - 782-810 Multiple institutional logics and their impact on accounting in higher education
by Annemarie Conrath-Hargreaves & Sonja Wüstemann - 836-865 Accounting for modern slavery: an analysis of Australian listed company disclosures
by Katherine Leanne Christ & Kathyayini Kathy Rao & Roger Leonard Burritt - 866-896 Diverse accounting standards on disclosures of Islamic financial transactions
by Habib Ahmed & Faruq Arif Tajul Ariffin & Yusuf Karbhari & Zurina Shafii
May 2019, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 811-835 Under what conditions is mandatory disclosure most likely to cause organisational change?
by Shane Leong & James Hazelton - 897-922 Accounting and professional work in established NPM settings
by Ebba Sjögren & Karin Fernler
May 2019, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 378-400 Investigating the backstage of audit engagements: the paradox of team diversity
by Firdaus Amyar & Nunung Nurul Hidayah & Alan Lowe & Margaret Woods - 531-555 Implementing CSR activities through management control systems
by Lamia Laguir & Issam Laguir & Emmanuel Tchemeni - 612-631 Heritage reporting by the Australian public sector
by Peir Peir Woon & Bikram Chatterjee & Carolyn J. Cordery - 658-688 The portrayal of early accountants in nineteenth century Portuguese literature
by Fernanda Leão & Delfina Gomes & Garry D. Carnegie
March 2019, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 401-420 Power relations and the accounting system in the Archbishop’s Seminary of Siena (1666-1690)
by Michela Magliacani & Roberto Di Pietra - 421-455 CSR website disclosure: the influence of the upper echelons
by Patricia Everaert & Lies Bouten & Annelien Baele - 456-482 Time rationalities
by Terhi Chakhovich - 483-507 Control and empowerment as an organising paradox: implications for management control systems
by Rachael L. Lewis & David A. Brown & Nicole C. Sutton - 508-530 Social networks, corruption and institutions of accounting, auditing and accountability
by Joseph Phiri & Pinar Guven-Uslu - 556-580 Exploring diversity in sustainability assurance practice
by Charika Channuntapipat & Anna Samsonova-Taddei & Stuart Turley - 581-611 Australian corporate political donation disclosures
by Edward Tello & James Hazelton & Shane Vincent Leong
April 2019, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 632-657 Power and environmental reporting-practice in business networks
by Lyndie Bayne & Sharon Purchase & Ann Tarca
January 2019, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 2-25 What counts for quality in interdisciplinary accounting research in the next decade
by James Guthrie & Lee D. Parker & John Dumay & Markus J. Milne - 337-361 To speak or not to speak the language of numbers: accounting as ventriloquism
by Bertrand Fauré & François Cooren & Frédérik Matte - 364-376 100 PhD rules of the game to successfully complete a doctoral dissertation
by Niamh M. Brennan
November 2018, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 133-162 Transformation of accounting through digital standardisation
by Indrit Troshani & Joanne Locke & Nick Rowbottom - 280-306 New public management and the rise of public sector performance audit
by Lee D. Parker & Kerry Jacobs & Jana Schmitz - 307-336 The shaping of sustainability assurance through the competition between accounting and non-accounting providers
by Muhammad Bilal Farooq & Charl de Villiers
August 2018, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 55-74 Sartrean bad-faith? Site-specific social, ethical and environmental disclosures by multinational mining companies
by Sharif Mahmud Khalid & Jill Atkins & Elisabetta Barone
December 2018, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 101-132 Beyond the accounting profession
by Paul D. Ahn & Kerry Jacobs - 163-193 Exploring the quality of corporate environmental reporting
by Akrum Helfaya & Mark Whittington & Chandana Alawattage - 194-223 Exploring the role of accounting in the People’s Commune of China between 1958 and 1966
by Lina Xu & Eagle Zhang & Corinne Cortese - 255-279 Accounting and the post-new public management
by Ileana Steccolini
July 2018, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 26-54 Stakeholder interactions and corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices
by Obby Phiri & Elisavet Mantzari & Pauline Gleadle - 75-100 The history of accounting standards in French-speaking African countries since independence
by Jean-Guy Degos & Yves Levant & Philippe Touron - 224-254 Empathy, closeness, and distance in non-profit accountability
by Ericka Costa & Caterina Pesci & Michele Andreaus & Emanuele Taufer
August 2018, Volume 31, Issue 8
- 2165-2191 Accounting and the banality of evil
by Valerio Antonelli & Raffaele D’Alessio & Roberto Rossi & Warwick Funnell - 2218-2246 Making sustainability meaningful: aspirations, discourses and reporting practices
by Cristiano Busco & Elena Giovannoni & Fabrizio Granà & Maria Federica Izzo
October 2018, Volume 31, Issue 8
- 2135-2164 Analysing the accounting measurement of financial sustainability in local governments through political factors
by Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar & Andrés Navarro Galera & María Deseada López Subirés & Laura Alcaide Muñoz
July 2018, Volume 31, Issue 8
- 2110-2134 Going beyond western dualism: towards corporate nature responsibility reporting
by Sonja Gallhofer
September 2018, Volume 31, Issue 8
- 2192-2217 Toward a political economy of corporate governance change and stability in family business groups
by Shaila Ahmed & Shahzad Uddin
September 2018, Volume 31, Issue 7
- 1904-1931 Accountability practices in microfinance: cultural translation and the role of intermediaries
by Lisa Marini & Jane Andrew & Sandra van der Laan - 1932-1956 Translation in the “contact zone” between accounting and human resource management
by Amanze Rajesh Ejiogu & Chibuzo Ejiogu - 2006-2030 Sites of translation in digital reporting
by Joanne Locke & Nick Rowbottom & Indrit Troshani - 2031-2054 Language at work in the Big Four: global aspirations and local segmentation
by Dominic Detzen & Lukas Loehlein - 2083-2107 The unspeakable truth of accounting
by Susan Bassnett & Ann-Christine Frandsen & Keith Hoskin
August 2018, Volume 31, Issue 7
- 1844-1873 Language, translation and accounting: towards a critical research agenda
by Lisa Evans - 1981-2005 Impaired translations: IFRS from English and annual reports into English
by Christopher Nobes & Christian Stadler
October 2018, Volume 31, Issue 7
- 1874-1903 Diagnosing the translation gap
by Rania Kamla & Naoko Komori - 1957-1980 Philosophy of language and accounting
by David Alexander & Hélène de Brébisson & Cristina Circa & Eva Eberhartinger & Roberta Fasiello & Markus Grottke & Joanna Krasodomska - 2055-2082 The semio-logic of financial accounting
by Shaul Hayoun
June 2018, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 1566-1592 Impression management in annual report narratives: the case of the UK private finance initiative
by Victoria C. Edgar & Matthias Beck & Niamh M. Brennan - 1749-1773 A “green” accountant is difficult to find
by Matthew Egan & Dale Tweedie
August 2018, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 1593-1617 Company responses to demands for annual report changes
by Thomas Riise Johansen & Thomas Plenborg - 1618-1643 Accounting and political parties: explaining the “why” of an Italian light touch regulation (1974)
by Marco Gatti & Simone Poli - 1644-1667 Management controls and pressure groups: the mediation of overflows
by Stephen Jollands & Chris Akroyd & Norio Sawabe - 1668-1690 The effect of cognitive reflection on the efficacy of impression management
by Ricardo Lopes Cardoso & Rodrigo de Oliveira Leite & André Carlos Busanelli de Aquino - 1691-1719 Accountants’ proactivity in intra-organisational networks: a strong structuration perspective
by Lyn Daff & Lisa Jack - 1794-1827 Textual construction of comparative space
by Zhiyuan Simon Tan
September 2018, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 1774-1793 SLAPPing accountability out of the public sphere
by Daniel Murphy & Lee Moerman
July 2018, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 1720-1748 Contracting, property rights and liberty
by David Oldroyd & Thomas Tyson & Richard Fleischman
May 2018, Volume 31, Issue 5
- 1381-1405 Integrated reporting and narrative accountability: the role of preparers
by Alessandro Lai & Gaia Melloni & Riccardo Stacchezzini
June 2018, Volume 31, Issue 5
- 1294-1318 Evaluating the integrated reporting journey: insights, gaps and agendas for future research
by Leonardo Rinaldi & Jeffrey Unerman & Charl de Villiers - 1319-1348 It is not always bad news
by Mary-Anne McNally & Warren Maroun - 1349-1380 “Integrated reporting is like God: no one has met Him, but everybody talks about Him”
by Delphine Gibassier & Michelle Rodrigue & Diane-Laure Arjaliès - 1406-1434 Integrated reporting as a test of worth
by Gillian Maree Vesty & Chao Ren & Sophia Ji - 1435-1460 Integrated thinking leading to integrated reporting: case study insights from a global player
by Khaldoon Al-Htaybat & Larissa von Alberti-Alhtaybat - 1461-1485 Implementing third-party assurance in integrated reporting
by Christian Rainer Briem & Andreas Wald - 1486-1509 Bridging the gap between theory and practice in management accounting
by E. Pieter Jansen - 1510-1541 Thirty years ofAccounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal
by John Dumay & Charl de Villiers & James Guthrie & Pei-Chi Hsiao - 1542-1562 From Cadbury to Kay: discourse, intertextuality and the evolution of UK corporate governance
by Michael Price & Charles Harvey & Mairi Maclean & David Campbell
May 2018, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 1026-1044 Governmental accounting practitioners: cardigan removed, research agenda revealed
by Mark Christensen & Dorothea Greiling & Johan Christiaens - 1045-1066 The emergence of an accounting practice
by Adriana Bruno & Irvine Lapsley - 1067-1097 Identifying policy entrepreneurs of public sector accounting agenda setting in Australia
by Sabine Schührer - 1098-1123 Participatory budgeting as a form of dialogic accounting in Russia
by Evgenii Aleksandrov & Anatoli Bourmistrov & Giuseppe Grossi - 1124-1144 The use and non-use of the government financial report by Maltese Members of Parliament
by Josette Caruana & Brady Farrugia - 1145-1173 Implementing internal environmental management and voluntary environmental disclosure
by Emilio Passetti & Lino Cinquini & Andrea Tenucci - 1174-1198 Accounting for the male domination through legislative empowerment of upper-middle class women in the early nineteenth century Spain
by María Dolores Capelo Bernal & Pedro Araújo Pinzón & Warwick Funnell - 1199-1229 When institutional entrepreneurship failed
by Maria Major & Ana Conceição & Stewart Clegg - 1230-1256 Equity market interactions
by Johan Graaf - 1257-1285 The winding road to fair value accounting in China: a social movement analysis
by Kathryn Bewley & Cameron Graham & Songlan Peng - 1286-1288 Literature and insights Editorial
by Steve Evans - 1289-1289 Another department meeting
by Lee D. Parker - 1290-1292 Insights from a distinguished scholar’s literary contribution
by Ifeoluwa Tobi Popoola
March 2018, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 750-786 Integrated extinction accounting and accountability: building an ark
by Jill Atkins & Warren Maroun - 787-825 Biodiversity and threatened species reporting by the top Fortune Global companies
by Ralph Adler & Mansi Mansi & Rakesh Pandey - 826-848 Perhaps the Dodo should have accounted for human beings? Accounts of humanity and (its) extinction
by Rob Gray & Markus J. Milne - 849-874 Making extinction calculable
by Thomas Cuckston - 875-899 The purposes, promises and compromises of extinction accounting in the UK public sector
by Kenneth Weir - 900-924 Communication of the external auditor with the audit committee
by Tiphaine Compernolle - 925-949 Assembling a practice of social belonging
by Alice Rose Bryer - 950-969 Conceptualisation of intellectual capital in analysts’ narratives: a performative view
by Subhash Abhayawansa & Mark Aleksanyan & Suresh Cuganesan - 970-992 A “New Deal” for the profession
by Dominic Detzen - 993-1023 Structuring social and environmental management control and accountability
by Lee D. Parker & Lai Hong Chung
February 2018, Volume 31, Issue 2
- 374-399 Auditors’ professional and organizational identities and commercialization in audit firms
by Pernilla Broberg & Timurs Umans & Peter Skog & Emily Theodorsson - 400-427 Modifying assurance practices to meet the needs of integrated reporting
by Warren Maroun - 428-455 Achieving radical change
by Noel Hyndman & Mariannunziata Liguori - 456-477 “This degrading and stealthy practice”
by Frances Myfanwy Miley & Andrew F. Read - 478-502 To the letter vs the spirit
by Campbell Heggen & VG Sridharan & Nava Subramaniam - 503-530 The role of accounting in transforming public tertiary institutions in New Zealand
by Anil Narayan & John Stittle - 531-562 The use of optimistic tone by narcissistic CEOs
by Frerich Buchholz & Reemda Jaeschke & Kerstin Lopatta & Karen Maas - 563-585 The discovery of cumulative knowledge
by Alan J. Richardson - 586-607 Information vs knowledge
by Sabina Du Rietz - 608-625 Accounting as capital and doxa: exploring power and resistance in World Bank projects in Tonga
by Peni Fukofuka & Kerry Jacobs - 626-650 Blame game or dialogue? Financial, professional and democratic accountabilities in a complex health care setting
by Jukka Pellinen & Toni Mättö & Kari Sippola & Antti Rautiainen - 651-673 Environmental activity management: its use and impact on environmental performance
by Thanh Nguyet Phan & Kevin Baird & Sophia Su - 674-702 From the Big Five to the Big Four? Exploring extinction accounting for the rhinoceros
by Jill Atkins & Warren Maroun & Barry Colin Atkins & Elisabetta Barone - 703-724 The influence of multinational enterprises on subsidiaries: context matters
by Inya Egbe & Emmanuel Adegbite & Kemi C. Yekini - 725-744 Corporate political connection and corporate social responsibility disclosures
by Mohammad Badrul Muttakin & Dessalegn Getie Mihret & Arifur Khan
January 2018, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 2-24 Achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
by Jan Bebbington & Jeffrey Unerman - 25-50 Enron, fair value accounting, and financial crises: a concise history
by Stephen Haswell & Elaine Evans - 51-74 Shell Nigeria’s Global Memorandum of Understanding and corporate-community accountability relations
by Osamuyimen Egbon & Uwafiokun Idemudia & Kenneth Amaeshi - 75-95 Effects of goal orientation, self-efficacy and task complexity on the audit judgement performance of Malaysian auditors
by Zuraidah Mohd Sanusi & Takiah Mohd Iskandar & Gary S. Monroe & Norman Mohd Saleh - 96-111 The role of local accounting standard setters in institutional complexity
by Saori Matsubara & Takahiro Endo - 112-140 Trust and control in evolving inter-organisational relationships
by Evangelia Varoutsa & Robert W. Scapens - 141-165 Stigma management and justifications of the self in denazification accounts
by Dominic Detzen & Sebastian Hoffmann - 166-192 A dispute in the making
by Stephanie Perkiss & Lee Moerman - 193-213 The impact of accounting standards on hedging decisions
by Bernard Gumb & Philippe Dupuy & Charles Richard Baker & Véronique Blum - 214-236 The early evolution of corporate control and auditing: the English East India Company (1600-1640)
by Dorota Dobija - 237-260 Failed crisis communication: the Northern Rock Bank case
by Roy Liff & Gunnar Wahlström - 261-285 Practice variation in Big-4 transparency reports
by Sakshi Girdhar & Kim K. Jeppesen - 286-317 Accrual management as an indication of money laundering through legally registered Mafia firms in Italy
by Diego Ravenda & Maika M. Valencia-Silva & Josep Maria Argiles-Bosch & Josep Garcia-Blandon - 318-337 Transparency fallacy
by Stefan Gold & Pasi Heikkurinen - 338-368 Stakeholder engagement in sustainability accounting and reporting
by Amanpreet Kaur & Sumit Lodhia
October 2017, Volume 30, Issue 8
- 1642-1676 TheAccounting, Auditing & Accountability JournalCommunity in its 30th year
by Garry D. Carnegie & Christopher J. Napier - 1677-1710 Strategic responses to institutional pressures for sustainability
by Chaminda Wijethilake & Rahat Munir & Ranjith Appuhami - 1711-1745 United Nations Decade on Biodiversity
by Ralph Adler & Mansi Mansi & Rakesh Pandey & Carolyn Stringer - 1746-1770 Corporate anti-corruption disclosure
by Renata Blanc & Muhammad Azizul Islam & Dennis M. Patten & Manuel Castelo Branco - 1771-1795 Construal of self and Chinese accountants’ aggressive financial reporting judgments
by Peipei Pan & Chris Patel - 1796-1819 “[T]here are known knowns … things we know that we know”
by Ivo de Loo & Alan Lowe - 1820-1842 Role expectations and agency in the audit tendering process
by Yvette Taminiau & Stefan Heusinkveld - 1843-1866 Accounting for “moral betterment”
by Susan Greer & Patty McNicholas - 1867-1894 Differentiating control, monitoring and oversight
by Margaret M. Cullen & Niamh M. Brennan - 1895-1924 The presentation of the self and professional identity: countering the accountant’s stereotype
by Lee D. Parker & Samantha Warren
September 2017, Volume 30, Issue 7
- 1426-1458 Accounts of nature and the nature of accounts
by Shona Russell & Markus J. Milne & Colin Dey - 1459-1480 “Mathematics maybe, but not money”
by Sian Sullivan & Mike Hannis - 1481-1510 The transformative potential of counter accounts: a case study of animal rights activism
by Matias Laine & Eija Vinnari - 1511-1536 A blueprint towards accounting for the management of ecosystems
by Clément Feger & Laurent Mermet - 1537-1567 Ecology-centred accounting for biodiversity in the production of a blanket bog
by Thomas Cuckston - 1568-1590 The contested instruments of a new governance regime
by Carlos Ferreira - 1592-1613 Agroecology accounting: biodiversity and sustainable livelihoods from the margins
by Sanjay V. Lanka & Iqbal Khadaroo & Steffen Böhm - 1614-1638 UK local councils reporting of biodiversity values: a stakeholder perspective
by Silvia Gaia & Michael John Jones
August 2017, Volume 30, Issue 6
- 1206-1229 Accounting, auditing and accountability research in Africa
by Robert Ochoki Nyamori & Abu Shiraz Abdul-Rahaman & Grant Samkin - 1230-1256 Public-sector reforms and balanced scorecard adoption: an Ethiopian case study
by Belete Jember Bobe & Dessalegn Getie Mihret & Degefe Duressa Obo - 1257-1287 The nature and potential of corporate governance in developing countries
by Shikaputo Chanda & Bruce Burton & Theresa Dunne - 1288-1308 Western accounting reforms and accountability in wealth redistribution in patronage-based Nigerian society
by Owolabi Bakre & Sarah George Lauwo & Sean McCartney - 1309-1343 International advocacy NGOs, counter accounting, accountability and engagement
by Mercy Denedo & Ian Thomson & Akira Yonekura