FINANCIAL REPORTING
2011 - 2024
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Volume 2024/1, issue 1, 2024
- Rethinking the academic accounting research model pp. 5-22

- Mark C. Dawkins
- Discussion of ?Rethinking the academic accounting research model? pp. 23-26

- Giorgio Gotti
- Dialogue with standard setters. Sustainability reporting and European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS): The activity and viewpoint of the Organismo Italiano di Contabilit? (OIC) pp. 159-163

- Michele Pizzo
- Anne Sigismund Huff (1999). Writing for Scholarly Publication. Sage, London, UK pp. 165-168

- Jeffrey Muldoon
Volume 2023/2, issue 2, 2023
- Dialogue with standard setters. The creation of the International Sustainability Standards Board: Evidence from the steps undertaken by the IFRS Foundation for Sustainability Reporting pp. 123-136

- Francesca Francioli, Alessandra Lardo and Raffaele Fiume
- Book Review pp. 137-144

- Riccardo Camilli and Hira Salah ud din Khan
Volume 2023/1, issue 1, 2023
- Exploring the accounting community perspective on the "Consultation Paper on Sustainability Reporting" pp. 67-96

- Cristian Carini, Laura Rocca, Monica Veneziani and Claudio Teodori
- Dialogue with standard setters. Amendments to IAS 1 regarding non-current liabilities with covenants pp. 127-134

- Stefano Bianchi
- Book Review. Luca Menicacci, Book-Tax Conformity in the IFRS era. Evidence from Italian Listed Companies pp. 135-139

- Giulio Greco
Volume 2021/2, issue 2, 2021
- The assurance of non-financial disclosure: A longitudinal analysis of the academic and professional literature pp. 5-44

- Michele Guidi, Marco Giuliani, Maria Serena Chiucchi and Stefano Marasca
- Non-financial disclosure and women on board: Is a mandatory approach on gender quotas effective to increase communication quality? pp. 45-79

- Rebecca Miccini
- Improving business model disclosure in the annual report: Insights from an interventionist research project pp. 81-117

- Carlo Bagnoli, Antonio Costantini and Maurizio Massaro
- Integrated reporting: Much ado about nothing? pp. 119-160

- Brigitte de Graaff, Bert Steens and Kees Camfferman
- Dialogue with standard setters. edited by Raffaele Fiume and Tiziano Onesti. COVID-19: The impact on IFRS Financial Reporting pp. 161-173

- Alberto Quagli, Paola Ramassa and Marco Venuti
- Book reviews pp. 175-179

- Rosa Lombardi
Volume 2021/1, issue 1, 2021
- Accounting discretion in family firms: The case of goodwill write-off. Evidence from US firms pp. 5-28

- Giulio Greco and Lorenzo Neri
- Is risk reporting a possible link between financial and management accounting in private firms? pp. 29-60

- Chiara Crovini and Giovanni Ossola
- Bridge over troubled water: Is it possible to define other comprehensive income? pp. 61-87

- Thomas Ryttersgaard
- The complexity in measuring M&A performance: Is a multi-dimensional approach enough? pp. 89-117

- Elisa Roncagliolo and Francesco Avallone
- The IASB proposals on the recognition of regulatory assets and regulatory liabilities in the IFRS financial statements pp. 119-126

- Raffaele Fiume, Tiziano Onesti, Giorgio Alessio Acunzo and Leo Van der Tas
- Book reviews pp. 127-132

- Roberto Di Pietra, Stefano Zambon and Giuseppe Marzo
- Reviewer 2020 pp. 133-133

- A cura della Redazione
Volume 2020/2, issue 2, 2020
- Book Review pp. 133.-138

- Thomas Henschel
- Does the Integrated Reporting?s definition of human capital fit with the HR manager?s perspective? pp. 5-32

- Maurizio Cisi, Francesca Alice Centrone and Laura Corazza
- Can a quantitative approach be mitigated? Proposals for the application of the "early warnings" required by the new Italian Insolvency Code pp. 33-61

- Fabrizio Bava, Massimo Cane and Melchior Gromis di Trana
- Are tax incentives determinant and relevant for capitalizing R&D expenditures? Evidence from Europe pp. 63-97

- Giuseppe Di Martino, Grazia Dicuonzo, Arcangelo Vitelli and Vittorio Dell?Atti
- Integrated reporting and the epistemic authority of Big Data: An exploratory study from the banking industry pp. 99-124

- Alice Francesca Sproviero
- The use of video in corporate reporting pp. 125-132

- Thomas Toomse-Smith
Volume 2020/1, issue 1, 2020
- The information content of Fairness Opinions in M&A: Evidence from Italy pp. 5-46

- Lucie Courteau
- A critical approach to BSC studies: State of art, critical issues and future trends pp. 47-81

- Ivo Hristov and Antonio Chirico
- European Financial Reporting Enforcement: Analysis of Practices and Indices pp. 83-123

- Thomas Riise Johansen, Carsten Allerslev Olsen and Thomas Plenborg
- Is IFRS 9 better than IAS 39 for investors? decisions? Evidence from the European context at the beginning of the transition year pp. 125-148

- Alessandro Mechelli, Vincenzo Sforza and Riccardo Cimini
- Dialogue with standard setters. Potential impacts of the COVID-19 on IFRS financial statements pp. 149-159

- Raffaele Fiume, Tiziano Onesti and Stefano Bianchi
- Book Review pp. 161-164

- Alessandro Gaetano
- Reviewer 2019 pp. 165-165

- A cura della Redazione
Volume 2019/2, issue 2, 2019
- Beyond financial reporting disclosures pp. 5-8

- Bruce K. Behn, Francesca Rossignoli and Silvano Corbella
- Informativeness Assessment of Risk and Risk-Management Disclosure in Corporate Reporting: An Empirical Analysis of Italian Large Listed Firms pp. 9-41

- Francesco De Luca and Ho-Tan-Phat Phan
- Beyond Financial Reporting. Integrated Reporting and its determinants: Evidence from the context of European state-owned enterprises pp. 43-72

- Giuseppe Nicol?, Gianluca Zanellato, Francesca Manes-Rossi and Adriana Tiron-Tudor
- Systematic literature network analysis in accounting: A first application on integrated reporting research pp. 73-95

- Niccol? Comerio and Patrizia Tettamanzi
- Putting integrated reporting where it was not: The case of the not-for-profit sector pp. 111-140

- Laura Girella and Paola Dameri
- Dialogue with standard setters pp. 141-150

- Stefano Bianchi
- Book Review pp. 151-154

- Charles Mario Abela
Volume 2019/1, issue 1, 2019
- The effectiveness of intellectual capital disclosure in market assessments of corporate value creation pp. 5-35

- Anna Maria Biscotti, Eugenio D?Amico and Sabato Vinci
- Signing the letter to shareholders: Does the Signatory?s role relate to impression management? pp. 37-82

- Saverio Bozzolan, Giovanna Michelon, Marco Mattei and Andrea Giornetti
- The effects of business model regulation on the value relevance of traditional performance measures. Some evidence from UK companies pp. 83-111

- Lorenzo Simoni, Laura Bini and Francesco Giunta
- The level of compliance with the Italian Legislative Decree No. 254/2016 and its determinants: Insights from Italy pp. 113-143

- Valter Cantino, Alain Devalle, Simona Fiandrino and Donatella Busso
- Dialogue with standard setters. Disclosure initiative and related research projects pp. 145-153

- Raffaele Fiume, Tiziano Onesti and Stefano Bianchi
- Book Review pp. 155-162

- Laura Mazzola and Massimo Contrafatto
Volume 2018/2, issue 2, 2018
- Greetings from the editor: Ten years of personal engagement in Financial Reporting pp. 5-6

- Alberto Quagli
- The value relevance of the fair value hierarchy. Empirical evidence from the European Union pp. 7-35

- Alessandro Mechelli, Vincenzo Sforza, Alessandra Stefanoni and Riccardo Cimini
- Determining characteristics of boards adopting Integrated Reporting pp. 37-71

- Simona Alfiero, Massimo Cane, Ruggiero Doronzo and Alfredo Esposito
- Do letters to shareholders inform or mislead? Insights from insider trading pp. 73-109

- Elena Beccalli, Saverio Bozzolan, Enrico Laghi and Marco Mattei
- The role of institutions in the process of global convergence to IFRS pp. 111-134

- Roberto Aprile and Laura Bini
- Book Review pp. 135-140

- Paola Rossi