Australian Accounting Review
1991 - 2025
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Volume 28, issue 4, 2018
- Financial Reporting – Any Cause for Optimism? pp. 467-467

- Tyrone M Carlin
- International Differences in Accounting Practices Under IFRS and the Influence of the US pp. 468-481

- Isabel Costa Lourenço, Raquel Sarquis, Manuel Branco and Nuno Magro
- The Impact of IFRS in Brazil: The Legacy of Mandatory Book‐tax Conformity pp. 482-495

- Sílvio Hiroshi Nakao and Sidney J. Gray
- The Value Relevance of Operating Lease Liabilities: Economic Effects of IFRS 16 pp. 496-511

- Begoña Giner and Francisca Pardo
- The Impact of Mandatory IFRS Transition on Audit Effort and Audit Fees: Evidence from Korea pp. 512-524

- Hye‐Jeong Nam
- Accounting Standards, Earnings Transparency and Audit Fees: Convergence with IFRS in China pp. 525-537

- Qiang Ye, Jie Gao and Weiguang Zheng
- Analyst Characteristics and the Level of Critical Perception of Goodwill Accounting pp. 538-555

- Jani Saastamoinen, Hannu Ojala, Kati Pajunen and Pontus Troberg
- Impairment Losses: The Impact of First‐time Adoption of the Accounting Standardisation System in Portugal pp. 556-576

- Jonas Oliveira, Graça Azevedo and Bertina Oliveira
- Acquired In‐process Research Development and Earnings Management pp. 577-588

- Junyoup Lee, Eunsuh Lee, Kevin H. Kim and Daniel Gyung H. Paik
- Reforms to the Market for Audit and Assurance Services in the Period after the Global Financial Crisis: Evidence from the UK pp. 589-597

- Michael Kend and IIias Basioudis
- A Snapshot of the Australian Taxpayer pp. 598-615

- David Bond and Anna Wright
Volume 28, issue 3, 2018
- Accounting Research – The Road Not Taken pp. 305-308

- Tyrone M. Carlin
- The Economic Effects of IFRS Goodwill Reporting pp. 309-322

- Araceli Amorós Martínez and José Antonio Cavero Rubio
- Big Data Opportunities for Accounting and Finance Practice and Research pp. 323-333

- Sophie Cockcroft and Mark Russell
- The Importance of Intellectual Capital for Firm Performance: Evidence from Australia pp. 334-344

- Muhammad Nadeem, Christopher Gan and Cuong Nguyen
- Examining the Usefulness of an Accounting Work‐readiness Program as Perceived by Employed Program Graduates pp. 345-355

- Riccardo Natoli, Beverley Jackling and Asheley Jones
- Utilising Accounting and Accountants in the Management of Water Efficiency pp. 356-373

- Matthew Egan
- Who Influences the Design of Management Accounting Systems? An Exploratory Study pp. 374-390

- Sophie Hoozée and Falconer Mitchell
- Value for Money and Risk Relationships in Public–Private Partnerships: Evaluating Program‐based Evidence pp. 391-404

- Michael Opara
- The Business Model in Integrated Reporting: Evaluating Concept and Application pp. 405-420

- Dale Tweedie, Christian Nielsen and Nonna Martinov‐Bennie
- Accounting and Accountability in Fiji: A Review and Synthesis pp. 421-427

- Umesh Sharma and Yi An
- Board of Directors and CSR in Banking: The Moderating Role of Bank Regulation and Investor Protection Strength pp. 428-445

- Isabel‐María García‐Sánchez, Jennifer Martínez‐Ferrero and Emma García‐Meca
- Conservative Reporting and the Incremental Effect of Mandatory Audit Firm Rotation Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Audit Partner Rotation vs Audit Firm Rotation in South Korea pp. 446-463

- Dafydd Mali and Hyoung‐joo Lim
Volume 28, issue 2, 2018
- Editorial pp. 151-151

- Tyrone M. Carlin
- The Impact of Corporate Governance Quality on Earnings Management: Evidence from European Companies Cross†listed in the US pp. 152-166

- Ujkan Bajra and Simon Cadez
- Do US Corporate Governance Standards Effectively Discourage Risk in the Emerging Markets? pp. 167-185

- Naz Sayari and Bill Marcum
- The Effect of Ultimate Ownership on the Disclosure of Environmental Information pp. 186-198

- Peng Wang, Fangjun Wang and Nan Hu
- Institutional Investor Protection Pressures versus Firm Incentives in the Disclosure of Integrated Reporting pp. 199-219

- Isabel†MarÃa GarcÃa†Sánchez and Ligia Noguera†Gámez
- Exploring the Board Structures and Member Profiles of Top ASX Companies in Australia: An Industry†level Analysis pp. 220-234

- A. Chandrakumara, G. McCarthy and J. Glynn
- The Public Accountability Value of a Triple Bottom Line Approach to Performance Reporting in the Water Sector pp. 235-250

- Lai Ken Tan and Matthew Egan
- SME Reporting in Australia: Where to Now for Decision†usefulness? pp. 251-265

- Karen Handley, Sue Wright and Elaine Evans
- Fair Value Measurement and Mandated Accounting Changes: The Case of the Victorian Rail Track Corporation pp. 266-278

- Malcolm Abbott and Angela Tan†Kantor
- Value Relevance of Comprehensive Income pp. 279-287

- Shahwali Khan, Michael E. Bradbury and Stephen Courtenay
- How Does Unobserved Heterogeneity Affect Value Relevance? pp. 288-301

- Melik Ertugrul and Volkan Demir
Volume 28, issue 1, 2018
- Editorial pp. 3-3

- Tyrone M. Carlin
- Transitioning to IFRS in Japan: Corporate Perceptions of Costs and Benefits pp. 4-13

- Chikako Ozu, Miho Nakamura, Kyoko Nagata and Sidney J. Gray
- Insights from Accounting Practitioners on China's Convergence with IFRS pp. 14-27

- Helen Hong Yang, Colin Clark, Changyu Wu and Alan Farley
- IFRS Adoption in Emerging Markets: The Case of Jordan pp. 28-47

- Khaldoon Al†Htaybat
- Application of International Financial Reporting Standards in the Transition Economy of Serbia pp. 48-60

- Vladimir Obradović, Milan Čupić and Dragomir Dimitrijević
- Does IFRS Mandatory Adoption Affect Information Asymmetry in the Stock Market? pp. 61-78

- David Abad, M. Fuensanta Cutillas†Gomariz, Juan Pedro Sánchez†Ballesta and José Yagüe
- Do Financial Markets Care about Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosure? Further Evidence from China pp. 79-103

- Shan Xu and Duchi Liu
- An Economics Perspective on Financial Reporting Objectives pp. 104-108

- Anthony D. Miller and David Oldroyd
- Communicating the Impact of the Global Financial Crisis in Annual Reports: A Study of Australian NGOs pp. 109-126

- Kshitij Khanna and Helen Irvine
- The Adequacy of Pre†purchase Due Diligence in Independent Small Business and Franchising pp. 127-139

- Jenny Buchan, Lorelle Frazer, Scott Weaven, Binh Tran†Nam and Anthony Grace
- Commentary on the Adjustments Required for Intercompany Transactions when Equity Accounting Under IAS 28 pp. 140-147

- Michael E. Bradbury
Volume 27, issue 4, 2017
- Editorial pp. 347-347

- Tyrone M. Carlin
- The Changing Face of the Auditor's Report: Implications for Suppliers and Users of Financial Statements pp. 348-367

- Pranil Prasad and Parmod Chand
- Impact of Partner Change on Audit Quality: An Analysis of Partner and Firm Specialisation Effects pp. 368-381

- Neal Arthur, Medhat Endrawes and Shawn Ho
- Auditors’ Economic Incentives and the Sensitivity of Managerial Pay to Accounting Performance pp. 382-399

- Bum†Jin Park
- The Impact of Audit Committee Characteristics on CSR Disclosure: An Analysis of Australian Firms pp. 400-420

- Ranjith Appuhami and Shamim Tashakor
- The Effect of IPO Risks on Auditors’ Decisions: Auditor Designation Case pp. 421-441

- Kwang Wuk Oh, Seok Woo Jeong, Seon Mi Kim and Seung Weon Yoo
- Can Employees Be Used to Overcome Independent Audit Limitations? pp. 442-456

- Joe Christopher, Philomena Leung and Shane Leong
- The Role of Auditing in Corporate Governance in Australia and New Zealand: A Research Synthesis pp. 457-479

- David Hay, Jenny Stewart and Nives Botica Redmayne
- The Impact of the FMA Guidelines on Non†GAAP Earnings Disclosures pp. 480-493

- Elizabeth A. Rainsbury
- Does the Presence of Female Executives Curb Earnings Management? Evidence from Korea pp. 494-506

- Hyun Ah Kim, Seok Woo Jeong, Tony Kang and Dongyoung Lee
Volume 27, issue 3, 2017
- Editorial pp. 231-231

- Tyrone M. Carlin
- Benchmarking and Learning in Public Healthcare: Properties and Effects pp. 232-247

- Natalie Buckmaster and Jan Mouritsen
- Spenders or Savers? An Examination of the Reserves of Australian NGOs pp. 248-262

- Michael Booth, Helen Irvine, Christine Ryan and Myles McGregor-Lowndes
- Hired Guns: Local Government Mergers in New South Wales and the KPMG Modelling Report pp. 263-272

- Brian Dollery and Joseph Drew
- Accounting Choice and Theory in Crisis: The Case of the Victorian Desalination Plant pp. 273-284

- Angela Tan-Kantor, Malcolm Abbott and Christine Jubb
- ‘Pushing the Boundaries’ versus Identifying the Boundaries: An Institutional Perspective on NPM Principles pp. 285-296

- Belinda Luke, Kate Kearins and Martie-Louise Verreynne
- Disclosures of Social Value Creation and Managing Legitimacy: A Case Study of Three Global Social Enterprises pp. 297-314

- Muhammad Islam
- Sustainability Reporting by New Zealand's Local Governments pp. 315-328

- Radiah Othman, Nirmala Nath and Fawzi Laswad
- Accounting for Research: Academic Responses to Research Performance Demands in an Australian University pp. 329-343

- Ann Martin-Sardesai, Helen Irvine, Stuart Tooley and James Guthrie
Volume 27, issue 2, 2017
- Editorial pp. 117-117

- Tyrone M. Carlin
- Future Cash Flow Predictability of Non-IFRS Earnings: Australian Evidence pp. 118-128

- Elisabeth Sinnewe, Jennifer L. Harrison and Albert Wijeweera
- Earnings Reported under IFRS Improve the Prediction of Future Cash Flows? Evidence from European Banks pp. 129-145

- Vera Palea and Simone Domenico Scagnelli
- The Effect of Board Diversity on Earnings Quality: An Empirical Study of Listed Firms in Vietnam pp. 146-163

- Trang Cam Hoang, Indra Abeysekera and Shiguang Ma
- Earnings Quality in a Bubble Period: The Case of Construction Activity Firms in Spain pp. 164-179

- Juan Carlos Navarro-García and Antonia Madrid-Guijarro
- Board Characteristics, Firm Profitability and Earnings Management: Evidence from India pp. 180-194

- Nimisha Kapoor and Sandeep Goel
- Accounting Conservatism: A Literature Review pp. 195-213

- Yuxiang Zhong and Wanli Li
- Interpreting the Impact of IFRS Adoption pp. 214-219

- Michael E. Bradbury and Kim M. Mear
- Bitcoin – Its Economics for Financial Reporting pp. 220-227

- Boon Seng Tan and Kin Yew Low
Volume 27, issue 1, 2017
- Editorial pp. 3-3

- Tyrone M Carlin
- Can Investors Identify Managerial Discretion in Corporate Social Responsibility Practices? The Moderate Role of Investor Protection pp. 4-16

- Jennifer Martínez-Ferrero, Óscar Villarón-Peramato and Isabel María García-Sánchez
- Integrated Reporting in an Internet and Social Media Communication Environment: Conceptual Insights pp. 17-33

- Sumit Lodhia and Gerard Stone
- Human Rights Performance Disclosure by Companies with Operations in High Risk Countries: Evidence from the Australian Minerals Sector pp. 34-51

- Muhammad Islam, Shamima Haque and Robin Roberts
- The Impact of Australian Accounting Education on Repatriates' Career Development pp. 52-60

- Jie Hao and Qingsong Liu
- Accounting Education and the Prerequisite Skills of Accounting Graduates: Are Accounting Firms’ Moving the Boundaries? pp. 61-70

- Sally Chaplin
- Accounting Research: A Bibliometric Analysis pp. 71-100

- José M. Merigó and Jian-Bo Yang
- Do ATMs Increase Technical Efficiency of Banks in a Developing Country? Evidence from Indian Banks pp. 101-111

- Suneeta Sathye and Milind Sathye
- Estimation Uncertainty and the IASB's Proposed Conceptual Framework pp. 112-114

- Russell Craig, Wally Smieliauskas and Joel Amernic
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