Accounting Research Journal

2008 - 2008

Edited by Christine Ryan

from Emerald Group Publishing
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Sustainability in global financial reporting and innovation in institutions pp. 231-238: Elizabeth A. Gordon
An investigation of the association between corporate governance, earnings management and the effect of governance reforms pp. 239-262: Marion R. Hutchinson, Majella Percy and Leyal Erkurtoglu
The reliability of mandatory cash expenditure forecasts provided by Australian mining exploration companies in quarterly cash flow reports pp. 263-287: Gerry Gallery and Jodie Nelson

Audit service quality in compulsory audit tendering: Preparer perceptions and satisfaction pp. 93-122: Kym Boon, Jill McKinnon and Philip Ross
Factors affecting corporate choices of postretirement benefits in the USA pp. 123-146: Sharad Asthana
Cash-based related party transactions in new economy firms pp. 147-166: Gerry Gallery, Natalie Gallery and Matthew Supranowicz
Corporate governance and the value-relevance of accounting information: Evidence from Australia pp. 167-194: Ahsan Habib and Istiaq Azim
The provision of non-audit services and earnings conservatism: Do New Zealand auditors compromise their independence? pp. 195-221: Beilei Zhang and David Emanuel

Earnings management and the market performance of stock dividend issuing firms: NZ evidence pp. 4-15: Hardjo Koerniadi and Alireza Tourani-Rad
Factors associated with student performance in advanced accounting and auditing: An empirical study in a public university pp. 16-32: Mostafa M. Maksy and Lin Zheng
Do analysts mislead investors?: A comparison of analysts' and investors' weightings of cash components in forecasting annual earnings pp. 33-54: May H. Lo and Le (Emily) Xu
Australian fine art as an alternative investment pp. 55-66: Andrew C. Worthington and Helen Higgs
ASIC actions: canaries for poor corporate governance? pp. 67-86: Raymond da Silva Rosa, Jennifer Filippetto and Ann Tarca