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Volume 58, month 12, 2018
- Practitioner mentoring of undergraduate accounting students: helping prepare students to become accounting professionals pp. 939-963

- Ralph Adler and Carolyn Stringer
- Disruption of financial intermediation by FinTech: a review on crowdfunding and blockchain pp. 965-992

- Cynthia Weiyi Cai
- A review of accounting research in Australasia pp. 993-1026

- Charl de Villiers and Pei‐Chi Kelly Hsiao
- Does auditor gender affect issuing going‐concern decisions for financially distressed clients? pp. 1027-1061

- Sarowar Hossain, Larelle Chapple and Gary S. Monroe
- Corporate distress prediction in China: a machine learning approach pp. 1063-1109

- Yi Jiang and Stewart Jones
- Fashion or future: does creating shared value pay? pp. 1111-1139

- Stewart Jones and Christopher Wright
- Adoption of international financial reporting standards and the cost of adverse selection pp. 1141-1168

- Dean Katselas and Sviatoslav Rosov
- How might normative and mimetic pressures improve local government service performance reporting? pp. 1169-1200

- Prae Keerasuntonpong and Carolyn Cordery
- Internal control deficiencies and audit pricing: evidence from initial public offerings pp. 1201-1229

- Jong Eun Lee
Volume 58, month 11, 2018
- Dissecting stock price momentum using financial statement analysis pp. 3-43

- Anwer S. Ahmed and Irfan Safdar
- Information flow around stock market collapse pp. 45-58

- Terry Bossomaier, Lionel Barnett, Adam Steen, Mike Harré, Steve d'Alessandro and Rod Duncan
- Herding in frontier stock markets: evidence from the Vietnamese stock market pp. 59-81

- Nha Duc Bui, Loan Thi Bich Nguyen, Nhung Thi Tuyet Nguyen and Gordon Frederick Titman
- Transferring and trading on insider information in the United States and Australia: just a case of happy hour drinks? pp. 83-95

- Xiaoyan Chen, Allan Hodgson and Martina K. Linnenluecke
- Market share growth and stock returns pp. 97-129

- Jaideep Chowdhury, Gokhan Sonaer and Umut Celiker
- Market timing as an explanation for the short‐lived premium on cross‐listing pp. 131-157

- Peter M. Clarkson, Stephen F. Gray and Vanitha Ragunathan
- Documenting the functional form of dynamic risk‐taking behaviour in a real options context using sporting contests pp. 159-178

- Stephen Easton, Sean Pinder and Steven Stern
- The implied equity duration when discounting and forecasting parameters are industry specific pp. 179-209

- Olga Fullana, Juan M. Nave and David Toscano
- Stock price crash risk: review of the empirical literature pp. 211-251

- Ahsan Habib, Mostafa Monzur Hasan and Haiyan Jiang
- Predicting FTSE 100 returns and volatility using sentiment analysis pp. 253-274

- Mark Johnman, Bruce Vanstone and Adrian Gepp
- Are Internet message boards used to facilitate stock price manipulation? Evidence from an emerging market, Thailand pp. 275-309

- Nattapong Laksomya, John G. Powell, Suparatana Tanthanongsakkun and Sirimon Treepongkaruna
- Low‐frequency volatility of real estate securities and macroeconomic risk pp. 311-342

- Chyi Lin Lee, Simon Stevenson and Ming‐Long Lee
- Is advertising under‐resourced in a growth market? Intangible endogeneity and informed trading issues pp. 343-373

- Allan Hodgson, Suntharee Lhaopadchan and Raluca Ratiu
- The effect of 52 week highs and lows on analyst stock recommendations pp. 375-422

- Mei‐Chen Lin
- Vine copulas: modelling systemic risk and enhancing higher‐moment portfolio optimisation pp. 423-463

- Rand Kwong Yew Low
- Real estate's information and volatility links with stock, bond and money markets pp. 465-491

- Lin Mi and Allan Hodgson
- Does well‐being impact individuals’ risky decisions and susceptibility to cognitive bias? pp. 493-527

- Carly Moulang and Maria Strydom
- What drives flight to quality? pp. 529-571

- Sebastian Opitz and Alexander Szimayer
- A state‐price volatility index for the U.S. government bond market pp. 573-597

- Zheyao Pan
- Investor sentiment and the risk–return tradeoff in the Brazilian market pp. 599-618

- Pedro Piccoli, Newton C. A. da Costa, Wesley Vieira da Silva and June A. W. Cruz
- Improving equity premium forecasts by incorporating structural break uncertainty pp. 619-656

- Jing Tian and Qing Zhou
Volume 58, month 09, 2018
- A review of research on regulation changes in the Asia‐Pacific region pp. 635-667

- Millicent Chang, Andrew B. Jackson and Marvin Wee
- Dividend policies across multinational and domestic corporations – an international study pp. 669-695

- Shumi Akhtar
- The sensitivity of the credit default swap market to financial analysts’ forecast revisions pp. 697-725

- Pervaiz Alam, Xiaoling Pu and Barry Hettler
- Out‐of‐sample stock return predictability in emerging markets pp. 727-750

- Afsaneh Bahrami, Abul Shamsuddin and Katherine Uylangco
- Corporate diversification, institutional investors and internal control quality pp. 751-786

- Guang‐Zheng Chen and Edmund C. Keung
- Corporate social responsibility and dividend policy pp. 787-816

- Adrian (Waikong) Cheung, May Hu and Jörg Schwiebert
- Convergence of accounting standards and financial reporting externality: evidence from mandatory IFRS adoption pp. 817-848

- Ru Gao and Baljit K. Sidhu
- Stock price response to new‐CEO earnings news pp. 849-883

- Paul G. Geertsema, David Lont and Helen Lu
- Audit report lag: the role of auditor type and increased competition in the audit market pp. 885-920

- Fakhroddin MohammadRezaei and Norman Mohd‐Saleh
- Information linkages between emission allowance and energy markets pp. 921-935

- Emma Schultz and John Swieringa
Volume 58, month 06, 2018
- The changing technological environment and the future of behavioural research in accounting pp. 315-339

- Vicky Arnold
- Timing of earnings restatements: CEO equity compensation and market reaction pp. 341-365

- Nourhene BenYoussef and Saqib Khan
- Corporate governance and the sensitivity of investments to cash flows pp. 367-396

- Gurmeet Singh Bhabra, Parvinder Kaur and Ahn Seoungpil
- Profitability and investment†based factor pricing models pp. 397-421

- Brendan Elliot, Paul Docherty, Stephen Easton and Doowon Lee
- The Piotroski F†score: evidence from Australia pp. 423-444

- Charles E. Hyde
- Remuneration committees, shareholder dissent on CEO pay and the CEO pay–performance link pp. 445-475

- Pamela Kent, Kim Kercher and James Routledge
- Short selling, margin buying and stock return in China market pp. 477-501

- Rui Li, Nan Li, Jiahui Li and Chongfeng Wu
- Executive stock option vesting conditions, corporate governance and CEO attributes: evidence from Australia pp. 503-533

- Xin Qu, Majella Percy, Jenny Stewart and Fang Hu
- Generic skills in accounting: perspectives of Chinese postgraduate students pp. 535-559

- Bernadette Smith, William Maguire and Helen Haijuan Han
- Determinants of discretionary fair value measurements: the case of Level 3 assets in the banking sector pp. 561-597

- Daifei Yao, Majella Percy, Jenny Stewart and Fang Hu
- Does the accruals quality premium arise from information risk? pp. 599-632

- Lijuan Zhang and Mark Wilson
Volume 58, month 03, 2018
- Vale Emeritus Professor Ian Zimmer 2 April 1948–1 November 2017 pp. 3-4

- Ken T. Trotman
- From the Editor pp. 5-10

- Tom Smith
- Dividend payout determinants for Australian Multinational and Domestic Corporations pp. 11-55

- Shumi Akhtar
- Female audit committee members and their influence on audit fees pp. 57-89

- Husam Aldamen, Janice Hollindale and Jennifer L. Ziegelmayer
- A new perspective on performance persistence: evidence using portfolio holdings pp. 91-125

- Scott Bennett, David Gallagher, Graham Harman, Geoffrey J. Warren and Yuki Xi
- Dividend persistence and dividend behaviour pp. 127-147

- Kam Fong Chan, John G. Powell, Jing Shi and Tom Smith
- Politically connected boards, value or cost: evidence from a natural experiment in China pp. 149-169

- Jianlei Han and Guangli Zhang
- Discretion in bank loan loss allowance, risk taking and earnings management pp. 171-193

- Justin Jin, Kiridaran Kanagaretnam and Gerald J. Lobo
- Partial moment volatility indices pp. 195-215

- Zhangxin (Frank) Liu and Michael J. O'Neill
- Analysts’ stock recommendations, earnings growth and risk pp. 217-254

- Kenneth Peasnell, Yuan Yin and Martien Lubberink
- Burnout among university accounting educators in Australia and New Zealand: determinants and implications pp. 255-277

- Gillian Vesty, Sridharan Vg, Deryl Northcott and Steven Dellaportas
- International compliance with new Basel Accord principles for risk governance pp. 279-311

- Sue Wright, Elizabeth Sheedy and Shane Magee
- Can short selling improve internal control? An empirical study based on the difference‐in‐differences model pp. 1233-1259

- Huili Chen, Ying Chen, Bin Lin and Yanchao Wang
- Measuring the increasing connectedness of Chinese assets with global assets: using a variance decompositions method pp. 1261-1290

- Honghai Yu, Wencong Sun, Xiangting Ye and Libing Fang
- Economic policy uncertainty and stock price crash risk pp. 1291-1318

- Xuejun Jin, Ziqing Chen and Xiaolan Yang
- The crowding out effect of booming real estate markets on corporate TFP: evidence from China pp. 1319-1345

- Bing Lu, Xiaofen Tan and Jinhui Zhang
- Politically connected independent directors and corporate fraud in China pp. 1347-1383

- Dongmin Kong, Junyi Xiang, Jian Zhang and Yiyang Lu
- Do stock bulletin board systems (BBS) contain useful information? A viewpoint of interaction between BBS quality and predicting ability pp. 1385-1411

- Xiong Xiong, Chunchun Luo, Ye Zhang and Shen Lin
- Regional favoritism and tax avoidance: evidence from China pp. 1413-1443

- Yunsen Chen, Jianqiao Huang, Hang Liu and Weimin Wang
- Cryptocurrency, confirmatory bias and news readability – evidence from the largest Chinese cryptocurrency exchange pp. 1445-1468

- Shuyu Zhang, Xuanyu Zhou, Huifeng Pan and Junyi Jia
- Ultimate parent board reform and corporate overinvestment: a quasi‐natural experiment study pp. 1469-1501

- Sujuan Xie, Yue Xu, Yamin Zeng and Junsheng Zhang
- Financial outreach and household financial constraint pp. 1503-1523

- Yiyi Bai, Zhisheng Li and Huan Liu
- Do exchange‐traded fund flows increase the volatility of the underlying index? Evidence from the emerging market in China pp. 1525-1548

- Hua Wang and Liao Xu
- CEO hometown ties and tax avoidance‐evidence from China's listed firms pp. 1549-1580

- Yu Shen, Di Gao, Di Bu, Lina Yan and Ping Chen
- Mandatory corporate social responsibility disclosure and dividend payouts: evidence from a quasi‐natural experiment pp. 1581-1612

- Xiaoran Ni and Huilin Zhang
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