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Current editor(s): Glen Lehman

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Twenty-one years of critical resistance—almost: A reflection pp. 268-273: Michael Gaffikin
Reshaping accounting research: Living in the world in which we live pp. 274-279: Paul F. Williams
Reflections on the practice of research pp. 280-284: Joni J. Young and Leslie S. Oakes
Paradigm, paradox, paralysis: An epistemic process pp. 285-289: Mary Kaidonis, Lee Moerman and Kathy Rudkin
Critical accounting as an epistemic community: Hegemony, resistance and identity pp. 290-297: Mary A. Kaidonis

Experiences of sustainability assessment: An awkward adolescence pp. 195-208: Bob Frame and Jo Cavanagh
A framework model for assessing sustainability impacts of urban development pp. 209-224: Yangang Xing, R. Malcolm W. Horner, Mohamed A. El-Haram and Jan Bebbington
Analysing the role of sustainable development indicators in accounting for and constructing a Sustainable Scotland pp. 225-244: Shona L. Russell and Ian Thomson
The argument against a reductionist approach for measuring sustainable development performance and the need for methodological pluralism pp. 245-256: Alexandros Gasparatos, Mohamed El-Haram and Malcolm Horner

Sustainability reporting by Australian public sector organisations: Why they report pp. 89-98: Federica Farneti and James Guthrie
When it comes to the crunch: What are the drivers of the US banking crisis? pp. 99-113: Eliot Heilpern, Colin Haslam and Tord Andersson
The origins of the sub-prime crisis: Inappropriate policies, regulations, or both? pp. 114-126: Mervyn K. Lewis
“This is England”: Punk rock's realist/idealist dialectic and its implications for critical accounting education pp. 127-145: Kieran James
The impact of directors’ and officers’ insurance on audit pricing: Evidence from UK companies pp. 146-161: Noel O'Sullivan
Stakeholder prioritization and reporting: Evidence from Italy and the US pp. 162-175: Giacomo Boesso and Kamalesh Kumar
Exploring the use of online corporate sustainability information pp. 176-186: N. Rowbottom and A. Lymer

History repeats itself: The acquisition method and nonrecurring charges pp. 11-26: Nina T. Dorata
Extractive industries accounting and economic consequences: Past, present and future pp. 27-37: Corinne L. Cortese, Helen J. Irvine and Mary A. Kaidonis
Transparency and financial reporting in mid-20th century British banking pp. 38-53: Mark Billings and Forrest Capie
The measurement and management of human performance in seventeenth century English farming: The case of Henry Best pp. 62-73: Tom McLean
Satanic Mills? pp. 74-87: Jill Frances Solomon and Ian Thomson

Financialization directing strategy pp. 261-275: Tord Andersson, Colin Haslam, Edward Lee and Nick Tsitsianis
Employee and social reporting as a war of position and the union learning representative initiative in the UK pp. 276-287: Bill Lee and Catherine Cassell
Integrating sustainability reporting into management practices pp. 288-302: Carol Adams and Geoffrey R. Frost
Regulating a reluctant profession: Holding solicitors to account pp. 303-312: Roy A. Chandler and Nadine Fry
Accounting for war pp. 313-326: Michele Chwastiak and Glen Lehman

Developments in company reporting on workplace gender equality? pp. 179-198: Kate Grosser and Jeremy Moon
Financial flows and treasury management firms in Ireland pp. 199-212: Jim Stewart
Auditors’ performance evaluations: An experimental analysis of the effects of initial impressions and task-specific experience on information later recalled pp. 213-224: Keith T. Jones, Steven C. Hunt and Clement C. Chen
An exploration of the learning approaches of prospective professional accountants in Ireland pp. 225-239: Barbara Flood and Richard M.S. Wilson
Fair value in financial reporting: Problems and pitfalls in practice pp. 240-259: David Gwilliam and Richard H.G. Jackson

The determinants of a successful accounting manuscript: Views of the informed pp. 89-113: Tony Brinn and Michael John Jones
Ideological reactions to Sarbanes–Oxley pp. 114-124: C. Richard Baker
The global institutionalization of financial reporting: The case of the United Arab Emirates pp. 125-142: Helen Irvine
Business risk auditing: A regressive evolution?—A research note pp. 143-147: Christine Flint, Ian A.M. Fraser and David J. Hatherly
Errors and weaknesses detected by the European Court of Auditors in the reports on the European Structural Funds 2000–2004 pp. 148-161: Marcos Antón Renart, Ma del Rocio Moreno Enguix and José Antonio Vidal Hernández-Mora
Public sector reforms, privatisation and regimes of control in a Chinese enterprise pp. 162-177: Wen Xu and Shahzad Uddin

Industry specific social and environmental reporting: The Australian Food and Beverage Industry pp. 1-15: James Guthrie, Suresh Cuganesan and Leanne Ward
Motivations behind human capital disclosure in annual reports pp. 16-29: Indra Abeysekera
Enterprise Resource Planning and a contest to limit the role of management accountants: A strong structuration perspective pp. 30-45: Lisa Jack and Ahmed Kholeif
Implications of Web assurance services on e-commerce pp. 46-61: Bruce Runyan, Katherine T. Smith and L. Murphy Smith
Management controls in family-owned businesses (FOBs): A case study of an Indonesian family-owned University pp. 62-74: Mathew Tsamenyi, Irvan Noormansyah and Shahzad Uddin
The preparedness of companies to adopt International Financial Reporting Standards: Portuguese evidence pp. 75-88: Marta Silva Guerreiro, Lúcia Lima Rodrigues and Russell Craig