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Volume 52, month 12, 2012
- Audit committee characteristics and firm performance during the global financial crisis pp. 971-1000

- Husam Aldamen, Keith Duncan, Simone Kelly, Ray McNamara and Stephan Nagel
- Quantitative measures of operational risk: an application to funds management pp. 1001-1011

- Stephen Brown
- Applying developed-country regulation in emerging markets: an analysis of Thai insider trading pp. 1013-1039

- Pornanong Budsaratragoon, David Hillier and Suntharee Lhaopadchan
- Auditors’ going-concern-modified opinions after 2001: measuring reporting accuracy pp. 1041-1059

- Peter Carey, Stuart Kortum and Robyn Moroney
- Managerial ownership, board monitoring and firm performance in a family-concentrated corporate environment pp. 1061-1081

- Peter Cheng, Lixin (Nancy) Su and Xindong (Kevin) Zhu
- Retail investors exonerated: the case of the January effect pp. 1083-1099

- Julia Henker and Debapriya J. Paul
- Inter-temporal changes in analysts’ forecast properties under the Australian continuous disclosure regime pp. 1101-1123

- Grace C.-M. Hsu, Steven Lindsay and Irene Tutticci
- Trade credit and company performance during the 2008 financial crisis pp. 1125-1151

- Katrien Kestens, Philippe Van Cauwenberge and Heidi Vander Bauwhede
- Beyond the ticket and the brand: imagining an accounting research future pp. 1153-1182

- Lee D. Parker
Volume 52, month 10, 2012
- Role of remuneration committee in narrative human capital disclosure pp. 1-23

- Indra Abeysekera
- Capital structure and business cycles pp. 25-48

- Shumi Akhtar
- Does adopting good corporate governance impact the cost of intermediated and non-intermediated debt? pp. 49-76

- Husam Aldamen and Keith Duncan
- Equity and debt issuance by firms violating GAAP pp. 77-108

- Katsiaryna Salavei Bardos and Nataliya Zaiats
- Taxes, tenders and the design of Australian off-market share repurchases pp. 109-135

- Christine Brown and Kevin Davis
- Risk-based explanation for the book-to-market effect pp. 137-154

- Jerry W. Chen
- What drives leverage in leveraged buyouts? An analysis of European leveraged buyouts’ capital structure pp. 155-182

- Wouter De Maeseneire and Samantha Brinkhuis
- The determinants of short selling: evidence from the Hong Kong equity market pp. 183-216

- Michael McKenzie and Ólan Henry
- Normal science and paradigmatic shifts: political and regulatory strategies to develop investor protection in the aftermath of crisis pp. 217-231

- Justin O’Brien
- Fifteen years in the trenches: Auditor–client negotiations exposed and explored pp. 233-286

- Steven E. Salterio
- Excess cash holdings and investment: the moderating roles of financial constraints and managerial entrenchment pp. 287-310

- Her-Jiun Sheu and Shiou-Ying Lee
- Analyst forecast, accounting conservatism and the related valuation implications pp. 311-341

- Byungcherl Charlie Sohn
- Sources of earnings variability and their effect on earnings forecasts pp. 343-371

- Hwee C. Tan and Baljit Sidhu
- The determinants of reserves disclosure in the extractive industries: evidence from Australian firms pp. 373-402

- Grantley Taylor, Grant Richardson, Greg Tower and Phil Hancock
- Information content of earnings announcements in the New Zealand equity market, a longitudinal analysis pp. 403-432

- Cameron Truong
- Preparers’ control-risk assessments under alternative audit-review processes pp. 433-454

- Gang (Henry) Wu
Volume 52, month 09, 2012
- VALE TO ALLAN BARTON 1933–2012 pp. 627-629

- Jayne Godfrey
- Accounting conservatism and voluntary corporate governance mechanisms by Australian firms pp. 631-662

- Kamran Ahmed and Darren Henry
- Market sentiment: a key factor of investors’ imitative behaviour pp. 663-689

- Natividad Blasco, Pilar Corredor and Sandra Ferreruela
- Intangible assets, IFRS and analysts’ earnings forecasts pp. 691-721

- Keryn Chalmers, Greg Clinch, Jayne M. Godfrey and Zi Wei
- The effect of cross-listing on insider trading returns pp. 723-741

- Millicent Chang and Ross Corbitt
- Audit quality and information asymmetry between traders pp. 743-765

- Greg Clinch, Donald Stokes and Tingting Zhu
- International equity valuation: the relative importance of country and industry factors versus company-specific financial reporting information pp. 767-814

- George Foster, Ron Kasznik and Baljit K. Sidhu
- The impact of auctions on residential property prices pp. 815-830

- Alex Frino, Maurice Peat and Danika Wright
- Does conglomeration really reduce credit risk? pp. 831-848

- Gunnar Grass
- Firms’ performance under different bankruptcy systems: a Europe–USA empirical analysis pp. 849-872

- Carlos Lopez Gutiérrez, Begoña Torre Olmo and Sergio Sanfilippo Azofra
- Agency problems, product market competition and dividend policies in Japan pp. 873-901

- Wen He
- Evidence of assurance enhancing the quality of voluntary environmental disclosures: an empirical analysis pp. 903-939

- Robyn Moroney, Carolyn Windsor and Yong Ting Aw
- Valuation effects of investor relations investments pp. 941-970

- Adamos Vlittis and Melita Charitou
Volume 52, month 06, 2012
- Testing the growth option theory: the profitability of enhanced momentum strategies in Australia pp. 267-290

- Gil Aharoni, Tuan Q. Ho and Qi Zeng
- The effect of corporate governance on firm’s credit ratings: further evidence using governance score in the United States pp. 291-312

- Fatima Alali, Asokan Anandarajan and Wei Jiang
- The determinants of debt maturity in Australian firms pp. 313-341

- Jamie Alcock, Frank Finn and Kelvin Jui Keng Tan
- Why you don’t get published: an editor’s view pp. 343-358

- Michael E. Bradbury
- Publishing: art or science? Reflections from an editorial perspective pp. 359-376

- Peter M. Clarkson
- The accrual anomaly: Australian evidence pp. 377-394

- Greg Clinch, Damian Fuller, Brett Govendir and Peter Wells
- IFRS adoption and analysts’ earnings forecasts: Australian evidence pp. 395-419

- Julie Cotter, Ann Tarca and Marvin Wee
- The impact of total quality management adoption on small and medium enterprises’ financial performance pp. 421-438

- Ralph Kober, Thanesvary Subraamanniam and John Watson
- Does consideration matter to China’s split share structure reform? pp. 439-466

- Fei Lu, Maria Balatbat and Robert Czernkowski
- Systematic liquidity risk and stock price reaction to shocks pp. 467-493

- Khelifa Mazouz, Dima W. H. Alrabadi and Shuxing Yin
- Price and earnings momentum in Australian stock returns pp. 495-517

- Paul Schneider and Clive Gaunt
- Equity value, implied cost of equity and shareholders’ real options pp. 519-541

- Byungcherl Charlie Sohn
- Earnings quality and corporate cash holdings pp. 543-571

- Qian Sun, Kenneth Yung and Hamid Rahman
- Robust anomalies? A close look at accrual‐based trading strategy returns pp. 573-603

- Stephen Taylor and Leon Wong
- What drives the dating game of executive options exercise? Evidence from Taiwan pp. 605-625

- Ming‐Cheng Wu, Hung‐Gay Fung and Yi‐Ting Huang
Volume 52, month 03, 2012
- The Global Financial Crisis: some attributes and responses pp. 1-7

- David Allen and Robert Faff
- Financial reporting: Hearing the GFC message? What message? pp. 9-20

- Kevin M. Stevenson
- Effect of the global financial crisis on accounting convergence pp. 21-46

- Rajni Mala and Parmod Chand
- Implied volatility smiles, option mispricing and net buying pressure: evidence around the global financial crisis pp. 47-69

- J. Larkin, A. Brooksby, C. T. Lin and R. Zurbruegg
- Boundedly rational equilibrium and risk premium pp. 71-93

- Xuezhong (Tony) He and Lei Shi
- It pays to violate: how effective are the Basel accord penalties in encouraging risk management? pp. 95-116

- Bernardo da Veiga, Felix Chan and Michael McAleer
- Does the 2008 short sale ban affect the enforcement of the Law of One Price? Evidence from Australia pp. 117-144

- Binh Do, Viet Do and Daniel Chai
- Order size, order imbalance and the volatility–volume relation in a bull versus a bear market pp. 145-163

- Marvin Wee and Joey W. Yang
- An empirical analysis of the operational losses of Australian banks pp. 165-185

- Imad Moosa and Param Silvapulle
- Stock market synchronicity – an alternative approach to assessing the information impact of Australian IFRS pp. 187-212

- Sanjay Bissessur and Allan Hodgson
- Comparative analysis of determinants of executive remuneration in the UK financial services sector pp. 213-235

- Radha K. Shiwakoti
- The historical equity risk premium in Australia: post‐GFC and 128 years of data pp. 237-247

- Tim Brailsford, John C. Handley and Krishnan Maheswaran
- An analysis of the accounting and finance research productivity in Australia and New Zealand in 1991–2010 pp. 249-265

- Kam C. Chan, Chih‐Hsiang Chang, Jamie Y. Tong and Feida Zhang
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