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Volume 66, month 09, 2026
- Urban Rail Transit and Labour Cost Stickiness: Evidence From China pp. 2113-2137

- Guoliang Chen, Yuan George Shan and Wuqing Wu
- Does Peers' Financial Reporting Quality Affect Asymmetric Cost Behaviour? pp. 2138-2157

- Heung‐Jae Jeon and Kyeongheum Ra
- The Impacts of Enforcement Actions on Corporate Reporting Policy: Evidence From China pp. 2158-2178

- Zitong Fu, Kun Tracy Wang, Yufei Wu and Nathan Zhenghang Zhu
- The Effect of International Financial Reporting Standards Adoption on Credit Markets: Do User Incentives Make a Difference? pp. 2179-2207

- Yuya Koga, Jong‐Hoon Kim and James Routledge
- Can Financial Literacy Enhance ESG Disclosures? pp. 2208-2244

- Xiaoran Jia, Kiridaran Kanagaretnam, Jimmy Lee and Chee Yeow Lim
- Accounting‐Driven Losses and Trade Credit pp. 2245-2265

- Jobaer Hossain, Jahedul Bhuiyan, Anisur Rahman and Mai Dao
- Trade Secrets and Trade Credit Provision pp. 2266-2287

- Yu Jiang, Joye Khoo and AdrianWai Kong Cheung
- Bargaining Power, Firm Value, and Trade Credit: Evidence From Violations of Japan's Subcontract Act pp. 2288-2306

- Daisuke Tsuruta
- VC Exit Wounds, Local Economy Booms: Government‐Guided Funds in China pp. 2307-2326

- Chenyi Li and Pengcheng Ma
- Managerial Autonomy in Action: ESG Transformations in Chinese SOEs Through SCIOC Reforms pp. 2327-2351

- Yugang Chen, Shan Lu, Hongmei Xu and Yasir Shahab
- Corporate Renaming and Stock Price Crash Risk pp. 2352-2379

- Shijun Guo, Daifei (Troy) Yao, Yefeng Zhang and Yuyu Zhang
- How Managed and Unmanaged ESG Risks Affect Firm Stock Price Crash Risk pp. 2380-2402

- Dat Thanh Nguyen, Vuong Thao Tran, Bernard Njindan Iyke and Dinh Hoang Bach Phan
- Partisan Return Comovement pp. 2403-2417

- Jiayue Qiu, Hai Wu and Lijuan Zhang
- The Effect of Industry‐Information Disclosure Regulation on Stock Price Synchronicity: Evidence From China pp. 2418-2441

- Liangliang Han, Yi Peng and Jiayu Zhao
- Monetary Policy, Investor Sentiment and Stock Price Bubble: Evidence From China pp. 2442-2473

- Jiahao Gong, Haofan Qiang, Xiaojian Niu and Chante Jian Ding
- Financial Strategic Alliance and Corporate Risk‐Taking: Evidence From China pp. 2474-2501

- Wencheng Cao and Yuan George Shan
- Go Big or Go Home? The “Price Tag” of Corporate Strategic Aggressiveness and Bond Issuance Spreads pp. 2502-2521

- Xue Li, Ruibing Zhou, Jenny Jing Wang and Yuan Sun
- The Relative Impact of Different News on Stock Returns: Evidence From New Zealand pp. 2522-2536

- Rui Ma, Ben R. Marshall, Nhut H. Nguyen and Nuttawat Visaltanachoti
- The Impact of ESG Rating Divergence on Excess Cash Holdings: Evidence From China A‐Share Listed Firms pp. 2537-2557

- Qun Cao, Siye Liang, Jingtong Wu and Tairan Kevin Huang
- Distinct Mechanisms of Investors' Reactions to First‐Time Versus Continuous CSR Disclosures pp. 2558-2588

- Yan Yang, Xi Huang, Ao Shu and Yuqian Wang
- When Peers Default: Analyst Forecast Optimism and Informativeness pp. 2589-2614

- Xun Hu, Xiangfang Zhao and Wanyi Chen
- Tax Enforcement Digitalisation and Corporate Employment: Evidence From China's Golden Tax Project III pp. 2615-2639

- Lifang Chen, Yining Ruan and Ruzhen He
- Tax Planning Under Pressure: The Impact of Carbon Emissions Management Post‐Paris Agreement pp. 2640-2680

- Aonan (Sistine) Sun, Yuan George Shan, Lyndie Bayne and Nishant Agarwal
- Related‐Party Transactions, Firm Acquisitiveness and Tax Avoidance pp. 2681-2704

- Salim Chahine, Moataz El‐Helaly and Omrane Guedhami
- Tax Avoidance and Information Disclosure: Evidence From Income Tax Expense Reconciliations in China pp. 2705-2723

- Che Chen, Hang Liu and Fei Lu
- The Supply Chain Contagion Effect of ESG Preferences: An Analysis of Executive Turnover in the Supply Chain on Companies' ESG Preferences pp. 2724-2741

- Xiang Yan, Jenny Jing Wang, Yupeng Xu and Guanzhong Zuo
- Institutional Investor Network Centrality and Corporate ESG Rating Divergence: Evidence From China pp. 2742-2771

- Wennanxiang Wang, Mi Yu, Luqing Shi and Daoping Jiang
- Employee Treatment Under the Spotlight: The Case of Hurun Rich List in China pp. 2772-2806

- Li Wang, Jinyang Li, Yiqi Wu and Yunhao Dai
- Climate Risk Perception and Corporate Responses Under the Paris Agreement: Evidence From Firms' Cash Holdings pp. 2807-2821

- Yanli Wang, Dongmin Kong and Mingli Xu
- Geography Dispersion and Green Innovation: Evidence From China pp. 2822-2845

- Dejun Wu, Haoran Yang and Xuechao Li
- Pro‐Environmental Behaviour and Corporate Green Performance: How Local Environmental Behaviour Shape Firm Sustainability in China pp. 2846-2866

- Shaoyan Jiang, Yufen Wei, Junyi Wang and Qigui Liu
- The Power of Local Grassroot: The Impact of Local Public Attention on Corporate Green Innovation pp. 2867-2891

- Jianping Pan, Xikai Chen, Ruoyu Weng and Miaodi Han
- Local Government Debt and Corporate Green Innovation: Evidence From China pp. 2892-2916

- Feiyang Cheng, Jingru Zhang, Ce Song and Linshan Zeng
- Regulatory Arbitrage, Greenwashing and Environmental Impacts: Evidence From China's Green Bond Market pp. 2917-2939

- Xiao Qin, Bowen Yang and Wenfeng Wu
- Carbon Reduction Pressure and Internal Capital Transfer Within Business Groups: Evidence From China's Carbon Emission Trading pp. 2940-2958

- Cheng Li, Qinlin Wu and Feng Wang
- An Enhanced Integrated Reporting Framework: Insights From a Critical Analysis of the Recent Research Literature pp. 2959-2985

- Valentina Beretta, Chiara Demartini and Charl de Villiers
- The Impact of Enterprise Digital Transformation on Carbon Information Disclosure pp. 2986-3009

- Guoquan Xu, Xin Li and Yan Tong
- Beyond Volume: A Legitimacy‐Theory Analysis of the Substance of Corporate Sustainability Reporting pp. 3010-3026

- Ramona Zharfpeykan and Julie Harrison
- Determinants of Corporate Carbon Disclosure: A Systematic Framework and Agenda for Future Research pp. 3027-3040

- Teresa Izzo, Ludovica Evangelista, Daniela Mancini and Gianluca Risaliti
- Corporate Carbon Management System Quality and Voluntary Carbon Assurance: The Moderating Effect of Institutional Setting pp. 3041-3068

- Jibriel Elsayih, Rina Datt, Qingliang Tang and Abdullah Bugshan
Volume 66, month 06, 2026
- The Hollowing Out of News: The Implications of the Erosion of Public Interest Journalism pp. 1027-1039

- Clinton Free
- AI‐Enabled Performance Feedback Design: The Effects of Anthropomorphic AI Feedback Source, Feedback Valence and Emotional Arousal on Employee Advice‐Taking Behaviour pp. 1040-1054

- Qinglan Chen, Yasheng Chen, Yuhong Tu and Zan Zhong
- From Human Hands to Machine Minds: Financing AI‐Driven Entrepreneurship in Reward‐Based Crowdfunding pp. 1055-1076

- Zirui Song, Yihui Lan and Yuan George Shan
- Uncovering the Mystery of China's Success in FinTech: A Perspective From Political Connections pp. 1077-1100

- Kexin She, Wenlong Bian, Xuanli Xie and Hao Zhang
- How Tether Depegging Affects Cryptocurrency Returns pp. 1101-1129

- Sean Foley, Seung Ah Lee and George Milunovich
- The Impact of Sci‐Tech Finance on Bank Risk and Performance: Evidence From China pp. 1130-1144

- Yizhong Wang, Sihui Lin, Jiatong Chen and Ting Wang
- Performance Evaluations of Defined Contribution Plans by Regulators pp. 1145-1165

- James Kavourakis and George Tanewski
- Financial Literacy at the National Level and Organisational Performance: A Meta‐Analysis Through Accounting Lenses pp. 1166-1191

- Omid Barani, Abdullahi D. Ahmed and Mahesh Joshi
- Debt, Free Cash Flow, and Financial Performance in Microfinance: A Global Analysis pp. 1192-1208

- Yan Zhang, Stephen Zamore and Roy Mersland
- Credit Data Accessibility and Shadow Banking of Non‐Financial Firms pp. 1209-1231

- Ye Tian
- Does Bank Going Public Affect the Borrowers' ESG Performance? Evidence From a Quasi‐Natural Experiment in China pp. 1232-1252

- Hao Huang, Li Tang and Ling Zhao
- The Impact of Cyber‐Attacks on the Stock Prices, Bid‐Ask Spreads and Trading Volume of Target Firms: Australian Evidence pp. 1253-1270

- Alex Frino, Robert Gaudiosi and Vito Mollica
- Market‐Maker Mechanism, Information Asymmetry, and Market Quality: Evidence From China pp. 1271-1298

- Yifeng Bu
- Price Limits and Financial Reporting Quality: Evidence From the ChiNext Market pp. 1299-1321

- Jie Zhang, Qing Ye and Sun Liu
- The Pricing of Stock Uncertainty Under Short‐Sale Constraints in the China Stock Market pp. 1322-1345

- Nan Li, Shuai Xing, Yunhao Huang and Yi‐ching Chien
- Multiple Global CSR Pronouncements and Market Liquidity—Evidence From European Union pp. 1346-1368

- Takumi Nomura, Muhammad Nurul Houqe, Warwick Stent and Abu Mohaimen Fj
- Audit Committee Networks and Audit Fees: A European Analysis pp. 1369-1400

- Ruth García‐Cobo, César Zarza Herranz and Félix López-Iturriaga
- Do Auditors Start the Clock? First‐Time Going Concern Opinions and Time to Bankruptcy pp. 1401-1411

- James Routledge
- Effects of Attribution and Auditors' Response Readability of Critical Audit Matter on Audit Quality Perceptions and Valuation Judgements pp. 1412-1431

- Li Huang and Fangjun Xiao
- Economic Freedom and Audit Fees: Evidence From the USA pp. 1432-1454

- Mahmud Hossain, Ahsan Habib, Dinithi Ranasinghe and Marlissa Phillips
- Regulatory Pressure and Audit Resource Reallocation: Evidence From Mandatory Audit Committee Report Disclosure pp. 1455-1479

- Jiawei Wang and Yonghai Wang
- Does Audit Partner Workload Affect the Disclosure of Critical Audit Matters? Evidence From China pp. 1480-1509

- Bingxin Yi, Xia Liu, Xiangyang Ma and Lihong Chen
- The Advertising Effect of Quality Control Information Disclosed by Audit Firms pp. 1510-1536

- Xiaomei Han, Qiuyue Wang and Qiuhang Xing
- Targeted Poverty Alleviation and Analyst Attention pp. 1537-1553

- Hui Wang, Wanxia Qi, Yue Sun and Yunqiu Wang
- Information Bridges or Monitoring Anchors? How Board Networks Shape ESG Practices' Financing Role in China pp. 1554-1570

- Zhenye Lu, Yizhi Wang and Yongjia Lin
- The Power of Professional Expertise: Unravelling the Boardroom Diversity Puzzle Through a Machine Learning Approach pp. 1571-1593

- Fernando Hernández‐Atienza, Juan Antonio Rodríguez‐Sanz, Benjamín Sahelices, Fernando Tejerina‐Gaite and César Vaca
- Co‐Opted Boards: Evidence From Systematic Literature Review pp. 1594-1625

- Md. Borhan Uddin Bhuiyan and Ahsan Habib
- Independent Directors From Supply‐Chain Industries and Excess Cash Holdings pp. 1626-1642

- Xinyu Li and Rong Li
- Chain Independent Directors and Innovation Knowledge Spillover: Evidence From Patent Citation pp. 1643-1671

- Ke Zhang, Chun Yuan and Jenny Jing Wang
- Natural Disasters and Meeting‐or‐Beating Earnings Benchmarks pp. 1672-1690

- Jonghan Park and Tianming Zhang
- Do SEC Enforcement Actions Deter Real Earnings Manipulations of Industry Peers? pp. 1691-1716

- Zhexu Ai
- Defence Contracting and Accrual‐Based Earnings Management pp. 1717-1737

- Francisco José Callado‐Muñoz, Juan Pedro Sánchez‐Ballesta, Natalia Utrero‐González and José Yagüe
- Toward an Integrated Framework With Corporate Culture for Financial Fraud Detection in China’s A‐Share Market pp. 1738-1763

- Zhaolong Zhang, Ying Wu, Fengmin Xu and Xiangyu Chang
- Unveiling Corruption's Influence on Insider Trading: US Insights pp. 1764-1799

- Ahmed Al‐Hadi, Baban Eulaiwi, Hidaya Al Lawati and Grantley Taylor
- Gambling Attitudes and Earnout Contracting in M&A Transactions: Evidence From China pp. 1800-1832

- Xiaohong Ma, Yongmei Cui, Linlin Zhang and Hui Zhou
- Threshold Concepts in the Preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements pp. 1833-1846

- Nikki Schönfeldt, Phil Hancock and Jacqueline Birt
- Developing Professional Scepticism in the Accounting Classroom: A Case Study Approach pp. 1847-1868

- Prerana Agrawal, Jacqueline Birt, Mark Holub and Warrick van Zyl
- Data Assets in Governance: Evidence From Real Earnings Management pp. 1869-1888

- Yuetong Li, Xiaojia Zheng and Yiqian Cai
- Managers' equity‐based compensation and soft‐talk management cash flow forecasts pp. 1889-1938

- Weixiao Wang and Lijuan Zhang
- Drivers and concerns of adopting Artificial Intelligence in managerial accounting pp. 1939-1971

- Chao Zhang, Weidong Zhu, Jun Dai, Yong Wu and Xulong Chen
- Blockchain technology disruptions: Exploring accounting and auditing academics and practitioners' perception pp. 1972-1999

- Musbaudeen Titilope Oladejo, Vida Botes, Mary Low and Steve Reeves
- XBRL Filing in the Indonesian Capital Market: An Exploration of Firms' Responses pp. 2000-2022

- Fitri Amalia, Ogan Yigitbasioglu and Stuart Tooley
- Structure, Agency and Position‐Practice Relations in the Context of Accountability Praxis: An Examination of Two Credit Unions in Indonesia pp. 2023-2038

- Antonius Sumarwan, Belinda Luke and Craig Furneaux
- Revisiting the concept of the public interest in accounting: A stakeholder analysis pp. 2039-2060

- Steven Dellaportas, Sophia Ji, Pavithra Siriwardhane and Dudu Luo
- Physicians' hybridisation with accounting in public hospitals pp. 2061-2083

- Susana Gago‐Rodríguez, Amélia Ferreira‐da‐Silva and Belen Fernandez‐Feijoo
- Gender diversity and corporate social responsibility performance: A critical assessment pp. 2084-2109

- Wei Qian, Kathy Rao and Xin Deng
Volume 66, month 03, 2026
- Has Accounting Really Lost Its Value Relevance? pp. 3-23

- Mark Wallis
- Other Comprehensive Income and the Market's Processing of Earnings Information pp. 24-47

- Dave Berger, Tonya Edinger, Jared A. Moore and Dilin Wang
- Is Corporate Bond Market (In)attentive to Earnings News on Busy Reporting Days? pp. 48-79

- Xi (Novia) Chen, Peng‐Chia Chiu, Qin Li and Po‐Hsiang Yu
- Accruals Management to Meet or Beat Earnings Performance of Peer Firms pp. 80-105

- Abhijit Barua, Jung Hoon Kim and Sheng Yi
- Real Effects of Temporary Employees: Evidence From Cost Behaviour pp. 106-120

- Sangil Kim and Ho‐Young Lee
- Earnings Management in UK Private Firms: The Role of Women Directors pp. 121-138

- Xiaoxu Zhang, Pallab Kumar Biswas, Dinithi Ranasinghe and Helen Roberts
- Does Fintech Innovation Mitigate Firm Expense Stickiness? Evidence From China pp. 139-164

- Rui Sun and Aoxue Zu
- Financial Statement Fraud Detection by Integrating Supervisory Punishment Reports Into Machine Learning Methods: Evidence From China pp. 165-177

- Meng Luo, Chaoqun Ma, Dongqing Chen and Xianhua Mi
- Regulatory Price Restrictions, Audit Fees and Audit Outcomes: Evidence From Audit Fee Regulation No. 196 in China pp. 178-194

- Zhili Tian, Yiye Liu and Yixuan Zhang
- Impact of Corporate Risk Factor Disclosures on Auditor Judgements and Client Reporting: A Textual Analysis From 10‐K Filings pp. 195-222

- Sarowar Hossain and Ryan Zihang Peng
- Does the Merger of Audit Firms Necessarily Improve Audit Quality? pp. 223-237

- Liang Liu, Yulin Sun, Chuhan Zhang and Hu Ning
- Analysts' Technological Proximity Knowledge and Earnings Forecasts pp. 238-258

- Lisheng Yu, Zehao Wang and Wentao Li
- CEO‐Board Social Ties and Corporate Tax Avoidance pp. 259-285

- Chen Chen, Mukesh Garg, Dean Hanlon and Eka Nugraha Tan
- CEOs' Internal Connections and Corporate Tax Avoidance pp. 286-307

- Aurelius Aaron, Rui Ge, Chong Wang and Feng (Harry) Wu
- Value‐Added‐Tax and Corporate Cash Holdings Evidence From a Quasi‐Natural Experiment pp. 308-318

- Chen Ling, Siyuan Ni, Solomon Wang and Junyu Wu
- Do Descendant Board Chairs Influence Cash Holdings? pp. 319-337

- Huan‐Yi Li
- Unintentional Man‐Made Disasters and Corporate Cash Holdings pp. 338-356

- Yize Xu, Rong Xu and Yanyin Li
- Dual Holders and Corporate Tax Policies pp. 357-391

- Xiangge Wang and Kirsten A. Cook
- Financial Leverage and Stock Price Crash Risk: The Role of Growth in Chinese Firms pp. 392-408

- Yong Ma, Yanfang Wan and Yixiao Zhao
- Positive Externalities of Credit Ratings: Customer Downgrades, Supplier Performance, and Investor Perception pp. 409-428

- Aaron Nelson, Eva (Hui) Liang and Wenye Tang
- Digital Justice and Corporate Borrowing: Evidence From a Quasi‐Natural Experiment pp. 429-476

- Manni Zheng, Yuqiang Cao, Zhuoan Feng, Meiting Lu and Yaowen Shan
- Reserve to Preserve: Exploring the Impact of Trade Secrets on Corporate Cash Reserves pp. 477-496

- Khaled A. Abdulsalam, Khaled W. Alsabah and Saud A. Althaqeb
- Migrant Top Management Team and Corporate Innovation: Evidence From China pp. 497-531

- Ying Liu, Ahsan Habib and Hedy Jiaying Huang
- The Lifecycle of Typical IPOs: The Characteristics of Surviving Firms pp. 532-550

- Jennifer Gippel, Martina Linnenluecke, Tom Smith, Yan Xu and Yushu Zhu
- How Do Corporate Factors Affect Price Discovery Process Between Equity and Credit Markets? pp. 551-574

- Xinquan Zhou, Guillaume Bagnarosa and Mark Cummins
- Sailing Through Setbacks—What Makes Personal Financial Resilience? pp. 575-601

- Syed Shah, Elizabeth Sheedy and Robert E. Wood
- Systematic Risk Factors in China's Stock Market: A High‐Frequency PCA Approach pp. 602-620

- Shunwei Zhu and Chunyang Zhou
- Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining: Climate Risk and Stock Price Informativeness pp. 621-656

- Yubao Fan, Mengmeng Guo and Hao Zheng
- Curbing Corporate Environmental, Social and Governance Greenwashing Through Centralisation of Environmental Monitoring: Evidence From China pp. 657-694

- Jinli Wang, Qiyong Xiao and Xin Han
- Climate Risk Exposure and Corporate Internationalisation: Evidence From China pp. 695-721

- Fenghua Wen and Jinmei Ju
- The Power of Colour: Does the Visual Communication of ESG Disclosure Promote Stock Liquidity? pp. 722-737

- Jinli Wang, Tingting Wang, Qiyong Xiao and Ping Qin
- Navigating CEO Characteristics, Strategic Choices and Firm Success pp. 738-759

- Sutharson Kanapathippillai, Premkanth Puwanenthiren, Thusitha Dissanayake and Steven Dellaportas
- The Impact of Workforce Diversity on Labour Efficiency, Investment Efficiency and Innovation pp. 760-784

- Nhat Anh Dang, Emeka T. Nwaeze, Daniela Sanchez and Juan Manuel Sanchez
- Technology Equity and Enterprise Innovation—Perspectives on Entire Innovation Chain pp. 785-800

- Yifei Guo, Kang Wang and Qiongqi Xiao
- Credit‐Sensitive Rates: Opportunities and Risks in the Post‐LIBOR Era pp. 801-816

- Randy Priem
- Foreword on Special Issue: Informing Sustainability Assurance Regulators and Standard‐Setters and the Role of Different Research Methods pp. 817-823

- Roger Simnett and Shan Zhou
- Global State of Play for Extended Sustainability Disclosures, Performance, and Assurance—Insights From Cross‐Country Benchmarking pp. 824-848

- Kim Kercher, Keith Duncan, Georgina Moore and Colette Southam
- Sustainability Assurance Quality: Indicators and Consequences pp. 849-886

- Hanyi Xu, David Hay and Julie Harrison
- The Impacts of Disclosing Internal Controls, Board Oversight and Assurance by Different Types of External Assurers on Investors' Use of Sustainability Information pp. 887-903

- Paul Sakchuenyos, Eka Nugraha Tan, Pei‐Jia Lum and Roger Simnett
- The Effect of the Level of Sustainability Assurance on Investor Judgements pp. 904-916

- Wei Chen, Kerry A. Humphreys and Ken T. Trotman
- Assurance Provider Rotation and Sustainability Assurance Quality pp. 917-950

- Isabel‐María García‐Sánchez, Paolo Perego, Nicola Raimo and Filippo Vitolla
- Do Sustainability Assurance Practices Address the Greenwashing Concerns of Regulators pp. 951-978

- Shiyao (Camille) Peng, Ruizhe (Vivian) Wang, Shan Zhou and Wei Wu
- The Effect of Greenhushing and ESG Disclosure Assurance on Investors' Judgements pp. 979-996

- Paul Sakchuenyos and Abdifatah Ahmed Haji
- Sustainability Assurance Quality, Cost of Debt and Financial Constraints: Evidence From Australia pp. 997-1023

- Ann Ho, Shireenjit Johl, Ingrid Millar and Robyn Cameron
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