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Volume 57, month 12, 2021
- Detecting Real Activities Manipulation: Beyond Performance Matching pp. 619-653

- Thomas A. Gilliam
- CEO Network Centrality and the Likelihood of Financial Reporting Fraud pp. 654-678

- Salim Chahine, Yiwei Fang, Iftekhar Hasan and Mohamad Mazboudi
- Momentum, Reversals, and Business Cycle Turning Points pp. 679-708

- Byoung‐Kyu Min and Yuchao Xiao
- Product Market Competition and Firms’ Disclosure of Cross‐segment Differences in Performance pp. 709-736

- Roland Königsgruber, Pietro Perotti, Oliver Schinnerl, Fanis Tsoligkas and David Windisch
- Mandatory Environmental Reporting in Australia: An In‐depth Analysis of Quantity and Quality pp. 737-779

- Hao Yang, Laura Le Luo and Asit Bhattacharyya
- The Funding of Higher Education: An Empirical Examination of the Cost of Education in Business Schools pp. 780-809

- Keith A. Houghton, Nancy Bagranoff and Christine Jubb
Volume 57, month 09, 2021
- Re‐orienting the Statement of Cash Flows Around Cash Flows to Equity Holders pp. 407-420

- D. Dichev Ilia
- Direct Method Operating Cash Flow Disclosures: Determinants and Incremental Usefulness pp. 421-467

- Baljit K. Sidhu and Chuan Yu
- Revealing Research Themes and Trends in 30 Top‐ranking Accounting Journals: A Text‐mining Approach pp. 468-501

- Ferhat D. Zengul, Nurettin Oner, James D. Byrd and Arline Savage
- Meta‐analysis of the Impact of Adoption of IFRS on Financial Reporting Comparability, Market Liquidity, and Cost of Capital pp. 502-556

- Solomon Opare, Muhammad Nurul Houqe and Tony van Zijl
- Recent UK Central Government Accounting Reforms: Claimed Benefits and Experienced Outcomes pp. 557-592

- Elaine Stewart and Ciaran Connolly
- 55 years of Abacus: Evolution of Research Streams and Future Research Directions pp. 593-618

- Guilherme Belloque, Martina K Linnenluecke, Mauricio Marrone, Abhay K Singh and Rui Xue
Volume 57, month 06, 2021
- Asset Redeployability and Corporate Tax Avoidance pp. 183-219

- Mostafa Monzur Hasan, Ahsan Habib and Nurul Alam
- Re‐exploring Fair Value Accounting and Value Relevance: An Examination of Underlying Securities pp. 220-250

- Steve Fortin, Ahmad Hammami and Michel Magnan
- The Impact of Damage Apportionment on Internal Control System Quality and Financial Reporting Accuracy pp. 251-296

- Reinhard Schrank
- Executive Compensation and Company Valuation pp. 297-324

- Andreas Schueler
- The Macbeth Factor: The Dark Side of Achievement‐driving Analysts pp. 325-361

- K. Hung Chan, Ray R. Wang and Ruixin Wang
- Do Politically Connected Firms Pay Less Toward Environmental Protection? Firm‐level Evidence from Polluting Industries in China pp. 362-405

- Lihong Wang, Shaoqing Kang and Hongjun Wu
Volume 57, month 03, 2021
- The Effect of Auditor Style on Reporting Quality: Evidence from Germany pp. 1-26

- Vlad‐Andrei Porumb, Abe De Jong, Carel Huijgen, Teye Marra and Jan Van Dalen
- Choosing the Level of Significance: A Decision‐theoretic Approach pp. 27-71

- Jae Kim and In Choi
- Risk Management as Passionate Imitation: The Interconnections Among Emotions, Performance Metrics, and Risk in a Global Technology Firm pp. 72-100

- Martin Carlsson‐Wall, Katarina Kaarbøe, Kalle Kraus and Anita Meidell
- Stock and Bond Return Comovement as a Different Way to Assess Information Content: The Case of Debt Covenant Violation Disclosures pp. 101-125

- Paul A. Griffin, David Lont and Kurt Purdon
- The Life and Works of Luca Pacioli (1446/7–1517), Humanist Educator pp. 126-152

- Alan Sangster
- Does Internal Corporate Governance Complement or Substitute for External Auditing? Evidence from China's Anti‐corruption Campaign pp. 153-182

- Qinglu Jin, Yuchao Jin, Gary Gang Tian and Yang Xuan
Volume 56, month 12, 2020
- The Value Relevance of Corporate Social Responsibility Expenditure: Evidence from Regulatory Decisions pp. 455-494

- Sudipta Bose, Amitav Saha and Indra Abeysekera
- Precision and Manipulation of Non‐financial Information: The Curious Case of Environmental Liability pp. 495-534

- Aline Grahn
- Does Investor Sentiment Affect the Value Relevance of Accounting Information? pp. 535-560

- Wen He, Ki Hoon Hong and Eliza Wu
- Government's Say‐on‐pay Policy and Corporate Risk‐taking: Evidence from China pp. 561-601

- Kun Su, Haiyan Jiang and Gary Tian
- The UK Corporate Governance Code Principle of ‘Comply or Explain’: Understanding Code Compliance as ‘Subjection’ pp. 602-626

- John Roberts, Paul Sanderson, David Seidl and Antonije Krivokapic
- Market Reactions to Corporate Governance Ranking Announcements: Evidence from Taiwan pp. 627-648

- Yi‐hui Tai and Nen‐chen Richard Hwang
Volume 56, month 09, 2020
- Earnings Co‐movements and the Informativeness of Earnings pp. 295-319

- Andrew B. Jackson, Chao Li and Richard D. Morris
- Financial Reporting by Charities: Why Do Some Choose to Report Under a More Extensive Reporting Framework? pp. 320-347

- Yitang (Jenny) Yang and Roger Simnett
- Audit Committee Members’ Reputation Incentives and Their Effectiveness in Monitoring the Financial Reporting Process pp. 348-406

- Eunice S. Khoo, Youngdeok Lim and Gary S. Monroe
- Follow the Crowd: How Social Information and Social Identity Influence Investing Decisions pp. 407-435

- Stephen Kuselias
- The Effect of Fair Value Adjustments on Dividend Policy Under Mandatory International Financial Reporting Standards Adoption: Australian Evidence pp. 436-453

- Xiaomeng Chen, Andreas Hellmann and Safdar R. Mithani
Volume 56, month 06, 2020
- Formal Analysis of Segregation of Duties (SoD) in Accounting: A Computational Approach pp. 165-212

- Rosemary Kim, Jagdish Gangolly, S. S. Ravi and Daniel J. Rosenkrantz
- A Cause for Alarm? The Long‐term Performance of Shareholder Class Action Defendants pp. 213-229

- Angelo Aspris and Luke McAlpin
- Corporate Multinationality and Acquirer Returns pp. 230-267

- Henry Agyei‐Boapeah, Samuel Fosu and Collins Ntim
- Fama's Ratio and the Effect of Operating Leverage on the Cost of Capital Under CAPM pp. 268-287

- David Johnstone
- What Does the CAPM Say About Operating Leverage? pp. 288-291

- Martina K. Linnenluecke, Tom Smith, Yun Shen, Yushu Zhu and Zini Liang
- Reply to Linnenluecke, Shen, Smith, Zhu, and Liang (2020) pp. 292-294

- David Johnstone
Volume 56, month 03, 2020
- FRANK LEWIS CLARKE pp. 1-2

- G. W. Dean
- A Textual Analysis of US Corporate Social Responsibility Reports pp. 3-34

- Peter M. Clarkson, Jordan Ponn, Gordon D. Richardson, Frank Rudzicz, Albert Tsang and Jingjing Wang
- Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting: The Last 40 Years and a Path to Sharing Future Insights pp. 35-65

- Jane Andrew and Max Baker
- The Impact of Audit Quality Indicators on the Timeliness of Goodwill Impairments: Evidence from the German Setting pp. 66-103

- Benjamin T. Albersmann and Reiner Quick
- China's Convergence with IFRS: Analysis of Dual‐listed Companies pp. 104-139

- Weiguo Zhang and Jianfang Ye
- Accounting Discoveries from Archival Research: The Mobile and Ohio, an Antebellum Southern Railroad pp. 140-163

- Dale L. Flesher, Gary John Previts and Andrew D. Sharp
Volume 55, month 12, 2019
- Audit Firm Attributes and Auditor Litigation Risk pp. 639-675

- Minjung Kang, Ho‐Young Lee, Vivek Mande and Yong‐Sang Woo
- Failing Faithful Representations of Financial Statements: Issues in Reporting Financial Instruments pp. 676-708

- A. Rashad Abdel‐khalik
- Machine Learning and Expert Judgement: Analyzing Emerging Topics in Accounting and Finance Research in the Asia–Pacific pp. 709-733

- Cynthia W. Cai, Martina K. Linnenluecke, Mauricio Marrone and Abhay K. Singh
- The Business Risk Audit Approach and Audit Production Efficiency pp. 734-782

- Michael De Martinis and Keith Houghton
- Accruals, Investment, and Future Performance pp. 783-809

- Jenny Chu
- A Primer on Global Environmental Change pp. 810-824

- Martina K. Linnenluecke and Tom Smith
Volume 55, month 09, 2019
- Accounting for the Public Sector at a Time of Crisis pp. 437-451

- Noel Hyndman and Donal McKillop
- The Reform of UK Universities: A Management Dream, An Academic Nightmare? pp. 452-482

- Juan Du and Irvine Lapsley
- Managing Multiple Institutional Logics and the Use of Accounting: Insights from a German Higher Education Institution pp. 483-510

- Annemarie Conrath‐Hargreaves and Sonja Wüstemann
- Audit Adjustments and Public Sector Audit Quality pp. 511-534

- Margaret Greenwood and Ruijia Zhan
- Austerity and Hospitals in Deficit: Is PPP Termination the Answer? pp. 535-556

- Mark Hellowell, Anne Stafford and Pamela Stapleton
- The UK's Exit Charge from the EU: Insights from Modes of Accounting pp. 557-581

- David Heald and Iain Wright
- Justifying Public Sector Accounting Change from the Inside: Ex‐post Reflections from Three Countries pp. 582-609

- Noel Hyndman, Mariannunziata Liguori, Renate E. Meyer, Tobias Polzer, Johann Seiwald and Ileana Steccolini
- China's Healthcare Costing in Times of Crisis: Conflicts, Interactions, and Hidden Agendas pp. 610-633

- Xuegang Cui, Pingli Li, Mahmoud Al‐Sayed and Sean S. Zhou
Volume 55, month 06, 2019
- Earnings Management in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy pp. 273-305

- Timothy Fisher, Ilanit Gavious and Jocelyn Martel
- Asset Disposal as a Method of Real Earnings Management: Evidence from the UK pp. 306-332

- Domenico Campa, Tongyu Cao and Ray Donnelly
- Earnings Momentum, Adaptation Value, and Nonlinearities in the Valuation of Chinese Equity Stocks pp. 333-361

- Yizhe Dong, Martien Lubberink, Diandian Ma and Mark Tippett
- The Effects of Environmental Information Disclosure and Energy Types on the Cost of Equity: Evidence from the Energy Industry in China pp. 362-410

- Meimanage Fonseka, Theja Rajapakse and Gao‐Liang Tian
- Inconsistent Signals, Earnings Announcements, and Market Uncertainty pp. 411-435

- Wen He, Andrew B. Jackson and Kevin Liang
Volume 55, month 03, 2019
- International Accounting Standards Board/Abacus Research Forum 2018 pp. 1-5

- Stewart Jones
- Non‐GAAP Earnings and the Earnings Quality Trade‐off pp. 6-41

- Andrea Ribeiro, Yaowen Shan and Stephen Taylor
- Extractive Industries Reporting: A Review of Accounting Challenges and the Research Literature pp. 42-91

- Sidney J. Gray, Niclas Hellman and Mariya N. Ivanova
- Accounting for Intangibles: Can Capitalization of R&D Improve Investment Efficiency? pp. 92-127

- Tami Dinh, Baljit K. Sidhu and Chuan Yu
- Independently Certified Industry‐specific Disclosures to the Capital Market: The JORC Code in the Australian Mining Industry pp. 128-179

- Dean Katselas, Baljit K. Sidhu, Tom Smith and Chuan Yu
- Equity Financial Assets: A Tool for Earnings Management—A Case Study of a Chinese Corporation pp. 180-204

- Yuanyuan Guo, Siqi Lu, Joshua Ronen and Jianfang Ye
- Disclosure Overload? An Empirical Analysis of International Financial Reporting Standards Disclosure Requirements pp. 205-236

- Amitav Saha, Richard D. Morris and Helen Kang
- Is Financial Reporting Still Useful? Australian Evidence pp. 237-272

- Michael Davern, Nikole Gyles, Dean Hanlon and Matthew Pinnuck
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